Defense-enabled applications

Franklin Webber, Partha Pratim Pal, Richard E. Schantz, Joseph P. Loyall · 2002

Some applications can be given increased resistance to malicious attack even though the environment in which they run is untrustworthy. We call any such application "defense-enabled". This paper explains the principles behind defense enabling and the assumptions on which it depends.

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