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Organization
University of California / Santa Barbara / Richard A. Kemmerer Reliable Software Group Department / /
Person
Giovanni Vigna / Richard A. Kemmerer / Christopher Kruegel / /
Using Generalization and Characterization Techniques in the Anomaly-based Detection of Web Attacks William Robertson, Giovanni Vigna, Christopher Kruegel, and Richard A. Kemmerer Reliable Software Group Department of Com