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Protocol and method for preventing attacks from the web

Uda, 2011

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Document ID
13243306392981243628
Author
Uda R
Publication year
Publication venue
World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology

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Nowadays, computer worms, viruses and Trojan horse become popular, and they are collectively called malware. Those malware just spoiled computers by deleting or rewriting important files a decade ago. However, recent malware seems to be born to earn money …
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