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Proceedings of the 8th ACM Conference on Security & Privacy in Wireless and Mobile Networks, 2015
The openness of PS systems renders them vulnerable to malicious users that can pollute the measurement collection process, in an attempt to degrade the PS system data and, overall, its usefulness. Mitigating such adversarial behavior is hard. Cryptographic protection, authentication, authorization, and access control can help but they do not fully ...
Stylianos Gisdakis +2 more
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The openness of PS systems renders them vulnerable to malicious users that can pollute the measurement collection process, in an attempt to degrade the PS system data and, overall, its usefulness. Mitigating such adversarial behavior is hard. Cryptographic protection, authentication, authorization, and access control can help but they do not fully ...
Stylianos Gisdakis +2 more
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Shielding Effectiveness Theory of Shielding
2019The hypothesis upon which the present accepted theory of shielding consisting of the equation SE = R + A + B is based is presented. The hypothesis is based on wave theory and the analogy between transmission lines and the penetration of a wave through a barrier. A detailed analysis, comparing the value of the current delivered to a load impedance using
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Proceedings of the 2004 conference on Applications, technologies, architectures, and protocols for computer communications, 2004
Software patching has not been effective as a first-line defense against large-scale worm attacks, even when patches have long been available for their corresponding vulnerabilities. Generally, people have been reluctant to patch their systems immediately, because patches are perceived to be unreliable and disruptive to apply.
Helen J. Wang +3 more
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Software patching has not been effective as a first-line defense against large-scale worm attacks, even when patches have long been available for their corresponding vulnerabilities. Generally, people have been reluctant to patch their systems immediately, because patches are perceived to be unreliable and disruptive to apply.
Helen J. Wang +3 more
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Physics Today, 1949
One and a half tons of the lead plates used over fifty years ago in printing the first issues of the Physical Review, then published at Cornell University, have been turned over to the University's Laboratory of Nuclear Studies where they will become part of the shielding for high-energy radiation equipment.
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One and a half tons of the lead plates used over fifty years ago in printing the first issues of the Physical Review, then published at Cornell University, have been turned over to the University's Laboratory of Nuclear Studies where they will become part of the shielding for high-energy radiation equipment.
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An inhaled bioadhesive hydrogel to shield non-human primates from SARS-CoV-2 infection
Nature Materials, 2023, Dashuai Zhu, Ke Huang
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A flexible electron-blocking interfacial shield for dendrite-free solid lithium metal batteries
Nature Communications, 2021Hanyu Huo, Ning Zhao, Dongxing Zhang
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