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Problem driven CVE technology development
The need for a real-world driving problem to guide technology development has long been recognised. However, this does not guarantee the identification of requirements for technology development. This paper argues that a more systematic approach is needed for choosing and making best use of a driving problem for CVE technology.
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Automated CPE Labeling of CVE Summaries with Machine Learning
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2020Open Source Security and Dependency Vulnerability Management (DVM) has become a more vital part of the software security stack in recent years as modern software tend to be more dependent on open source libraries.
Martin Hell
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Gender, governance, and countering violent extremism (CVE) in the UK
The paper draws upon ideas of decentred security, and governance and security assemblages, to explore the gendered nature of countering violent extremism. The paper focuses on the UK as an example of decentred CVE and concentrates on two areas.
K. Brown
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Automated event extraction of CVE descriptions
Information and Software Technology, 2023Ying Wei 0012 +5 more
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A C/C++ Code Vulnerability Dataset with Code Changes and CVE Summaries
IEEE Working Conference on Mining Software Repositories, 2020We collected a large C/C++ code vulnerability dataset from open-source Github projects, namely Big-Vul. We crawled the public Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) database and CVE-related source code repositories.
Jiahao Fan +3 more
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A Study of CVSS v4.0: A CVE Scoring System
International Conferences on Contemporary Computing and Informatics, 2023In the cyber world, almost all of the attacks that occur are due to the exploitation of some vulnerability of the system. Vulnerabilities have caused major harm to the growth and reputation of the organisations.
Manuj Aggarwal
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ACM SIGCHI Bulletin, 1998
A Collaborative Virtual Environment (CVE) is an application that uses a Virtual Environment to support human-human and human-system communication. Within such virtual environments, multiple users can convene, communicate and collaborate. Virtual Environments vary in their representational richness; for example environments may be graphical (2D or 3D ...
Elizabeth F. Churchill, Dave Snowdon
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A Collaborative Virtual Environment (CVE) is an application that uses a Virtual Environment to support human-human and human-system communication. Within such virtual environments, multiple users can convene, communicate and collaborate. Virtual Environments vary in their representational richness; for example environments may be graphical (2D or 3D ...
Elizabeth F. Churchill, Dave Snowdon
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Behavioral Sciences of Terrorism and Political Aggression, 2017
Michael J Williams
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Michael J Williams
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Social interactions in multiscale CVEs
Proceedings of the 4th international conference on Collaborative virtual environments, 2002A multiscale Collaborative Virtual Environment (mCVE) is a virtual world in which multiple users can independently resize themselves to work together on different sized aspects of very large and complicated structures. Interactions among users in an mCVE differ in many ways from those in traditional collaborative virtual environments.
Xiaolong Zhang 0001, George W. Furnas
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Design of a Transmission Protocol for a CVE
2006 International Conference on Image Processing, 2006Virtual reality is a useful tool to train individuals for various different situations or scenarios. A single person utilizing a virtual environment can greatly enhance their skill set, but the greatest gain in skill is obtained when multiple users realistically interact in the virtual environment.
Fred Stakem +3 more
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