People Locator service-Alice / Distributed Computing Systems / Microsoft / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Reorganization / Company Expansion / Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Helsinki University of Technology / Wean Hall / National Institute of Standards / Computer Engineering Carnegie Mellon University / NIST FIPS PUB / CMU Wean Hall / Doherty Hall / /
IndustryTerm
intermediate services / web applications / query processing / ubiquitous computing / location-specific services / web browser / low processing power / policy maker / step-by-step processing / transport protocol / location systems / ubiquitous computing environment / leaf location services / query processing time / similar processing / device / verification solution / particular technology / location services / certificate chain / wireless device / web server / computing / location technology / scarce computing resources / wireless devices / /
OperatingSystem
Linux / /
Organization
National Science Foundation / U.S. Department of Commerce / MIT / CMU’s School of Computer Science / SERVICE TRUST / Active Office / Helsinki University of Technology / Department of Computer Science / Department of Electrical / Laboratory for Theoretical Computer Science / National Institute of Standards / Carnegie Mellon University / Distributed Location Service / /
Person
Bob Alice / Peter Steenkiste / Adrian Perrig / Urs Hengartner / /
Position
administrator of the Wi-Fi service / administrator of the Device Locator service / administrator / extended role-based access control model for ubiquitous computing / Private / /
ProgrammingLanguage
Prolog / Java / XML / /
ProvinceOrState
New York / Manitoba / /
PublishedMedium
Theoretical Computer Science / /
Technology
XML / HTTP protocol / wireless devices / Linux / particular technology / GPS / 186 Technology / mobile phones / private key / Operating System / Operating Systems / Wi-Fi / SSH-like transport protocol / Encryption / cellular telephone / Cryptography / digital certificate / public key / Java / wireless device / Mobile Computing / one location technology / HTTP / caching / Digital Signature / web server / /
Implementing Access Control to People Location Information Urs Hengartner† and Peter Steenkiste†‡ † Department of Computer Science ‡