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2009
Springer
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Stability of Distributed Algorithms in the Face of Incessant Faults
Abstract. For large distributed systems built from inexpensive components, one expects to see incessant failures. This paper proposes two models for such faults and analyzes two we...
Robert E. Lee DeVille, Sayan Mitra
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2009
Springer
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Distributed Sleep Scheduling in Wireless Sensor Networks via Fractional Domatic Partitioning
We consider setting up sleep scheduling in sensor networks. We formulate the problem as an instance of the fractional domatic partition problem and obtain a distributed approximati...
André Schumacher, Harri Haanpää
SSS
2009
Springer
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Analysis of Wireless Sensor Network Protocols in Dynamic Scenarios
We describe an approach to the analysis of protocols for wireless sensor networks in scenarios with mobile nodes and dynamic link quality. The approach is based on the theorem prov...
Cinzia Bernardeschi, Paolo Masci, Holger Pfeifer
SSS
2009
Springer
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Speculation for Parallelizing Runtime Checks
Martin Süßkraut, Stefan Weigert, Ute Sc...
SSS
2009
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Robustness and Dependability of Self-Organizing Systems - A Safety Engineering Perspective
Abstract. This paper analyses the robustness of self-organizing (engineered) systems to perturbations (faults or environmental changes). It considers that a self-organizing system ...
Giovanna Di Marzo Serugendo
SSS
2009
Springer
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Network-Friendly Gossiping
The emergence of large-scale distributed applications based on many-to-many communication models, e.g., broadcast and decentralized group communication, has an important impact on ...
Sabina Serbu, Etienne Riviere, Pascal Felber
SSS
2009
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Self Adaptive High Interaction Honeypots Driven by Game Theory
High-interaction honeypots are relevant to provide rich and useful information obtained from attackers. Honeypots come in different flavors with respect to their interaction pote...
Gérard Wagener, Radu State, Alexandre Dulau...
SSS
2009
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Scalable P2P Overlays of Very Small Constant Degree: An Emerging Security Threat
In recent years peer-to-peer (P2P) technology has been adopted by Internet-based malware as a fault tolerant and scalable communication medium for self-organization and survival. I...
Márk Jelasity, Vilmos Bilicki
SSS
2009
Springer
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Developing Autonomic and Secure Virtual Organisations with Chemical Programming
This paper studies the development of autonomic and secure Virtual Organisations (VOs) when following the chemical-programming paradigm. We have selected the Higher-Order Chemical ...
Alvaro E. Arenas, Jean-Pierre Banâtre, Thier...
SSS
2009
Springer
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Anonymous Transactions in Computer Networks
Abstract. We present schemes for providing anonymous transactions while privacy and anonymity are preserved, providing user anonymous authentication in distributed networks such as...
Shlomi Dolev, Marina Kopeetsky