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CORBA as the Core of the TINA-DPE: A View from the Security Perspective

1997
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The article is concerned with security problems in the TINA architecture. It presents a structuring of this complex problem domain and proposes the architectural embedding of security services and mechanisms, mainly as part of the DPE. For this purpose, CORBA security is analyzed and its use in TINA is discussed. Keywords: TINA Security, CORBA Security

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