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Detection of recurring software vulnerabilities

Proceedings of the IEEE/ACM international conference on Automated software engineering, 2010
Software security vulnerabilities are discovered on an almost daily basis and have caused substantial damage. Aiming at supporting early detection and resolution for them, we have conducted an empirical study on thousands of vulnerabilities and found that many of them are recurring due to software reuse. Based on the knowledge gained from the study, we
Nam H. Pham   +3 more
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VDSimilar: Vulnerability detection based on code similarity of vulnerabilities and patches

Computers and Security, 2021
Abstract Vulnerability detection using machine learning is a hot topic in improving software security. However, existing works formulate detection as a classification problem, which requires a large set of labelled data while capturing semantical and syntactic similarity.
Zhenquan Ding, Lei Cui, Jiancong Cui
exaly   +2 more sources

Vulnerable Plaque: Detection and Management

Medical Clinics of North America, 2007
Because most myocardial infarctions result from the rupture of a plaque that did not significantly compromise the coronary lumen before the event, experts widely accept that the morphology, composition, and degree of inflammation of a coronary atherosclerotic plaque is more important than the degree of luminal stenosis.
Mario, Gössl   +6 more
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Ship infrared detection/vulnerability [PDF]

open access: possibleSPIE Proceedings, 1993
The IR contrast of ships at sea is of importance for those who want to detect or identify the ship and for those who worry about this. This IR contrast is determined by a large number of parameters. Of course temperatures of the ship's structure and those of the ambient sea and air are important, but also important are the reflection properties of the ...
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Thermal detection of vulnerable plaque

The American Journal of Cardiology, 2002
In 1996, we showed that inflamed atherosclerotic plaques give off more heat and that vulnerable plaques may be detected by measuring their temperature. Plaque temperature is correlated directly with inflammatory cell density and inversely with the distance of the cell clusters from the luminal surface.
Mohammad, Madjid   +5 more
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