A protocol for computing a functionality is secure if an adversary in this protocol cannot cause more harm than in an ideal computation where parties give their inputs to a truste...
—Phishing is the practice of eliciting a person’s confidential information such as the name, date of birth or credit card details. Typically, the phishers combine some technol...
Hegselmann and Krause have developed a simple yet powerful computational model for studying the opinion dynamics in societies of epistemically interacting truth-seeking agents. We...
—Super-scalar, out-of-order processors that can have tens of read and write requests in the execution window place significant demands on Memory Level Parallelism (MLP). Multi- ...
George C. Caragea, Alexandros Tzannes, Fuat Keceli...
—Database-centric applications (DCAs) are common in enterprise computing, and they use nontrivial databases. Testing of DCAs is increasingly outsourced to test centers in order t...
Mark Grechanik, Christoph Csallner, Chen Fu, Qing ...