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Overview: Web services security specifications are typically expressed as a mixture of XML schemes, example messages, and narrative explanations. Web services specifications support SOAP-level security via a syntax for embedding cryptographic materials in SOAP messages. To meet their security goals, web services and their clients can construct and check security headers in messages, according to the WS-Security format. Web services may be vulnerable to many of the well-papered classes of attack on ordinary websites. This paper proposes a new specification language called TulaFale for writing complementary machine-checkable descriptions of SOAP-based security protocols and their properties.
Single Chip Cloud Computer
Researchers from Intel Labs have created an experimental, 48-core Intel processor or "single-chip cloud computer."
IDC Complex Event Processing Excerpt
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