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Securing named data networks: Challenges and the way forward

Bertino et al., 2018

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5600591723134883716
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Bertino E
Nabeel M
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Proceedings of the 23nd ACM on Symposium on Access Control Models and Technologies

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Despite decades of research on the Internet security, we constantly hear about mega data breaches and malware infections affecting hundreds of millions of hosts. The key reason is that the current threat model of the Internet relies on two assumptions that no longer hold …
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