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Improving information system security through removing single point of attack

Wang, 2002

Document ID
2484800069738271398
Author
Wang X
Publication year

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In a computer information system, a single point of failure is a critical point such that, if not working properly, it will dramatically compromise the whole system's availability. Replication of such a point may increase the system's availability but will not improve the confidentiality …
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