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Dynamic configuration of access control for mobile components in fargo

Gidron et al., 2001

Document ID
4481926529622727052
Author
Gidron Y
Ben‐Shaul I
Holder O
Aridor Y
Publication year
Publication venue
Concurrency and Computation: Practice and Experience

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Component mobility is an important enabling technology for the design of wide area pervasive applications, but it introduces new challenges in the critical aspect of access control. In particular, when mobility is used for dynamic relocation of distributed components …
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