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Abstract: In this paper, we present the middleware architecture of MAFTIA, an ESPRIT project aiming at developing an open architecture for transactional operations on the Internet. The former is a modular and scalable cryptographic group-oriented middleware suite, suitable for supporting reliable multi-party interactions under partial synchrony models, and subject to malicious as well as accidental faults. 1 Introduction In this paper, we present the middleware architecture of MAFTIA, a project... (Update)
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...system guarantees the security of their communication. Our system is being developed within the MAFTIA project middleware architecture [4, 18]. # This work was partially supported by the EC, through project IST 199911583 (MAFTIA) and by the FCT, through the Large Scale...
...at least three classes of relevant faults: vulnerabilities, attacks, and intrusions. An extended version of this paper can be found in [9]. 2 Failure Model A crucial aspect of any architecture is the failure model upon which the system architecture is conceived, and component...
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P. Verssimo, N. F. Neves, and M. Correia. The middleware architecture of MAFTIA: A blueprint. In Proceedings of the IEEE Third Information Survivability Workshop (ISW-2000), Boston, Massachusetts, USA, Oct. 2000. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/verssimo00middleware.html More
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