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ORCIDJournal of Network and Computer Applications, Volume 109
Volume 109, May 2018
- Minh-Tuan Thai, Ying-Dar Lin, Po-Ching Lin, Yuan-Cheng Lai:
Towards load-balanced service chaining by Hash-based Traffic Steering on Softswitches. 1-10 - Souvik Basu, Ayanesh Biswas, Siuli Roy, Sipra Das Bit
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Wise-PRoPHET: A Watchdog supervised PRoPHET for reliable dissemination of post disaster situational information over smartphone based DTN. 11-23 - Muhammad Ehatisham-ul-Haq, Muhammad Awais Azam, Usman Naeem, Yasar Amin, Jonathan Loo:
Continuous authentication of smartphone users based on activity pattern recognition using passive mobile sensing. 24-35 - Yuan Rao, Cheng Deng, Gang Zhao, Yan Qiao, Lei-yang Fu, Xing Shao, Ruchuan Wang:
Self-adaptive implicit contention window adjustment mechanism for QoS optimization in wireless sensor networks. 36-52 - Mauro A. A. da Cruz, Joel J. P. C. Rodrigues, Arun Kumar Sangaiah, Jalal Al-Muhtadi, Valery Korotaev:
Performance evaluation of IoT middleware. 53-65 - Ester López, Leandro Navarro:
Coordinated detection of forwarding faults in Wireless Community Networks. 66-77 - Xuangou Wu, Panlong Yang, Shaojie Tang, Xiao Zheng, Xiaolin Wang:
Privacy-aware data publishing against sparse estimation attack. 78-88 - G. Deepa, P. Santhi Thilagam, Amit Praseed, Alwyn R. Pais:
DetLogic: A black-box approach for detecting logic vulnerabilities in web applications. 89-109
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