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2005-04-05

 

CyLab's Angle on Sustainable Computing and Trustworthiness

ACM News Service: Carnegie Mellon Unit Looks to Advance IT Security, Reliability.  I am moderately interested in sustainable computing, a companion notion to IBM's autonomic computing initiative.  This blurb mentions that there is an aspect of trustworthiness as well, and this is my marker for digging deeper. The Patrick Thibodeau 2005-03-28 Computerworld article offers a short interview with Pradeep Khosla, co-directory of CyLab.  It looks like other materials need to be dug up for any more depth, however.
 
Khosla "thinks CyLab's backers could put malicious code detection on the CyLab 2006 agenda at next month's meeting."

CyLab's Keystone Kops have a much bigger problem than "malcious code" ... http://www.cylab.org

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