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From promise to practice: digital health through the lens of neonatal care. [PDF]

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Variane GFT, Leandro DMK, Mimica MJ, Austin T, Chock VY, Craig A, Mohammad K, Van Meurs KP.   +7 more
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Demand-oriented regionalization with local data. [PDF]

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Noorani SM, Gao S, Chen C, Saldaña Ochoa K.   +3 more
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SafeCodeRL: Security-Constrained Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning for Trustworthy LLM-Generated IoT/CPS Software. [PDF]

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Wang Z, Chen J, Wei Z, Lin L, Tong G.
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Assessing computer security vulnerability

ACM SIGOPS Operating Systems Review, 1995
The lack of a standard gauge for quantifying computer system vulnerability is a hindrance to communicating information about vulnerabilities, and is thus a hindrance to reducing those vulnerabilities. The inability to address this issue through uniform semantics often leads to uncoordinated efforts at combating exposure to common avenues ...
Jim Alves-Foss, Salvador Barbosa
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Cloud Computing Vulnerabilities Analysis

Proceedings of the 2019 4th International Conference on Cloud Computing and Internet of Things, 2019
Nowadays cloud computing technologies are the most widely used tools due to their great flexibility and also to their lower maintenance costs. Many vendors of cloud computing have appeared on the market for each type of cloud. These solutions still pose certain vulnerabilities and work to improve the security of cloud computing technologies. We analyze
Alin Zamfiroiu, Ionut Petre, Radu Boncea
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Understanding Cloud Computing Vulnerabilities

IEEE Security & Privacy Magazine, 2011
The current discourse about cloud computing security issues makes a well-founded assessment of cloud computing's security impact difficult for two primary reasons. First, as is true for many discussions about risk, basic vocabulary such as "risk," "threat," and "vulnerability" are often used as if they were interchangeable, without regard to their ...
Bernd Grobauer, Tobias Walloschek, Elmar Stöcker   +2 more
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Societal vulnerability to computer system failures

Computers & Security, 1986
The world has become more dependent on computers which are active elements in bigger systems on which human lives depend - such as critical care units in hospitals, defense systems or air traffic control systems. Hence, the need to assure correct, reliable and safe operation has become more critical. With this need has come an increase in the attention
Lance J. Hoffman, Lucy M. Moran
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Computer vulnerabilities

Communications of the ACM, 1995
The online Risks Forum has long been a hotbed for discussions of the relative merits of openness relating to the dissemination of knowledge about security vulnerabilities. The debate has now been rekindled, and is summarized here.
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