A Comparison of the Security of Windows NT and UNIX† Hans Hedbom1,2, Stefan Lindskog1,2, Stefan Axelsson1 and Erland Jonsson1 1Dept of Computer Engineering 2Dept of Computer Science Chalmers University of Technology S-412 96 Göteborg, SWEDEN {sax, Erland.Jonsson}@ce.chalmers.se University of Karlstad S-651 88 Karlstad, SWEDEN {Hans.Hedbom, Stefan.Lindskog}@hks.se Abstract This paper presents a brief comparison of two operating systems, Windows NT and UNIX. The comparison covers two different
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Part I This article starts out by describing the issues the Rainbarrel company faced a year ago before they employed Hiram Phillips. Rainbarrel was fat and happy according to Hiram. Although they had the potential for greatness, the lack of discipline held them back. As Hiram suspected he had done great improvements with Rainbarrel’s numbers. He was able to reduce labor cost and lower cost as a result of higher productivity. Hiram was even able to increase the number of calls the customer service
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hackers or othe types of attacks . SELinux, Chroot Jail, IPTables, Mandatory Access Control and Discrestionary Access Control, just to name a few. SELinux is an access control implementation for the Linux kernel. Take for instants that you are the administrator and you define rules in user space and if the Linux kernel has been added with SELinux support, then those rules will be followed by the kernel. SELinux is a NSA Security-Enhanced Linux, in which the mandatory access control is flexible.
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system- gas exchange- oxygen and carbon dioxide. 9.) Cardiovascular system- transports necessary hormones, nutrients, etc throughout body as well as waste. 10.) Endocrine system- releases hormones responsible for growth and development, controls metabolism. 11.) Lymphatic system- Transports lymph throughout the body; responsible for immune response when necessary. Thymus and spleen. 12.) Define homeostasis. Body’s ability to maintain a relatively stable internal environment despite
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Definitions: Contents Definitions: 1 OECD Definition of Corporate Governance: 1 Financial Times Definition of Corporate Governance: 1 Cadbury Report Definition of Corporate Governance: 1 BusinessDictionary.com Definition of Corporate Governance: 1 Why is it important? 3 Why was it in the news recently? 3 Literature Review: 4 Agency Theory: 5 STAKEHOLDER THEORY 7 Stewardship theory: 10 Motivation: 10 Identification: 10 Policies:
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December 20, 2014 doi:10.5539/ijbm.v10n1p204 URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.5539/ijbm.v10n1p204 Abstract As the corporative company type emerged, the two functions of ownership and management are separated. In the companies with a large number of employees the managers are the ones that manage the capital in the best interest of the shareholders. In this type of companies, conflict of interest may occur between the managers and the shareholders. Having more information about the work of the
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communication framework using virtual terminal connection. Data is interspersed in-band with Telnet control information, usually in an 8-byte oriented data communication over TCP. Telnet program runs on a computer and connects you PC to a server on the network. Commands are entered into Telnet program and can execute them as if they were entering them directly on the server console. This implies that you can control the server and communicate with other servers on the network (Sloan, 2001). Telnet traffic
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Abstract Water and gas drive mechanisms pose different problems for a petroleum engineer. The most common tribulations encountered are water and gas coning, high permeability layer breakthrough and near wellbore water channeling. In order to identify and differentiate between these tribulations different techniques can be applied. In this extended abstract, the characteristic trends of log-log plots of WOR (Water Oil Ratio) vs. Time will be analyzed for different mechanisms on the basis of proposed techniques
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Resource Sharing: Distributed system users has the ability to use any component (hardware, software or piece of data) anywhere in the system. The access to the system is being controlled by suitable resource manager that provides naming scheme and controls concurrency depending on sharing models describing how resources are provided, used and interact with each other. • Openness: It has to do with the system ability of the system components to
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patient assessment. b) Monitoring includes diagnostics services’ safety and quality control programmes. c) Monitoring includes all invasive procedures. d) Monitoring includes adverse drug events. e) Monitoring includes use of anaesthesia. f) Monitoring includes use of blood and blood products. g) Monitoring includes availability and content of medical records. h) Monitoring includes infection control activities. i) Monitoring includes clinical research. CQI.3 The organisation identifies
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