San Francisco / Toronto / SSH / London / Mountain View / /
Company
Computer Communication Networks / Symbian Ltd. / Netscape Communications Corp. / Heterogeneous Distributed Systems / /
Country
Canada / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
R. Pike / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / /
IndustryTerm
i.e. fingerprint reading devices / time different devices / authentication server / pervasive computing / secure ad-hoc communication using contextaware security services / ubiquitous computing / ubiquitous computing environemnt / open distributed systems / ancient software / middleware infrastructure / machinery / wireless communications / input devices / distributed systems / ubiquitous computing environment / ancient applications / personal mobile devices / authentication devices / native applications / ubiquitous computing environments / classic client/server / computing / network technologies / non mobile devices / open network systems / remote device / /
OperatingSystem
Symbian / Plan 9 / Plan 9 from bell labs / /
Organization
Massachusetts Institute of Technology / USENIX Association / Universidad Rey Juan Carlos C. Tulipan / /
Person
Anand Ranganathan / Gorka / Paco / Philippe Bonnet / Jakob E. Bardram / M. Frans Kaashoek / Phil Zimmermann / Al Muhtadi / Allan Beaufour / Roy Campbell / Carlos C. Tulipan / Emmett Witchel / Katia / Michael Ø. Pedersen / David Mazieres / Rasmus E. Kjær / N. Dennis Mickunas / Michael Kaminsky / P. Nixon / N. Dennis Mickuna / Enrique Soriano Salvador / Rey Juan Carlos / /
Position
critic / Author / /
ProvinceOrState
California / Massachusetts / /
Technology
S/N / Peer-to-Peer / PKI / wireless communications / P2P / mobile phones / mp3 / mobile device / operating system / SSL / Peer-to-Peer system / Operating Systems / Wi-Fi / mobile devices / Ethernet / cellular telephone / cryptography / network technologies / 3.0 Protocol / Wi-Fi technologies / client/server / PDA / Bluetooth / /
SHAD: A Human Centered Security Architecture for Partitionable, Dynamic and Heterogeneous Distributed Systems ∗ Enrique Soriano Salvador†