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[4] Cerqueira, R, Hess, C K, Romn, M, and Campbell, R H (2001) Gaia: A Development Infrastructure for Active Spaces Workshop on Application Models and Programming Tools for Ubiquitous Computing (held in conjunction with the UBICOMP 2001), September 2001, Atlanta, GA [5] Chalmers, D and Sloman, M (1999) A Survey of Quality of Service in Mobile Computing Environments IEEE Communications Surveys Second Quarter, 2(2), 2 10 [6] Coulouris, G, Dollimore, J, and Kindberg, T (2001) Distributed Systems Concepts and Design, 3rd edition, Addison-Wesley, Boston, MA [7] Davies, N, Friday, A, Wade, S, and Blair, G (1998) L2imbo: A Distributed Systems Platform for Mobile Computing ACM Mobile Networks and Applications Special Issue on Protocols and Software Paradigms of Mobile Networks, 3(2) [8] Dunham, M H, Helal, A, and Balakrishnan, S.

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(1997) A Mobile Transaction Model That Captures Both the Data and Movement Behavior ACM/Baltzer Journal on Special Topics in Mobile Networks and Applications (MONET), 2, 149 162 [9] Emmerich, W (2000) Engineering Distributed Objects, John Wiley & Sons, Chichester, UK [10] Gelernter, D (1985) Generative Communication in Linda ACM Transactions on Programming Languages and Systems, 7(1), 80 112 [11] Haahr, M, Cunningham, R, and Cahill, V (1999) Supporting CORBA Applications in a Mobile Environment (ALICE) 5th International Conference on Mobile Computing and Networking (MobiCom), August 1999; ACM Press, Seattle, WA [12] Handorean, R and Roman, G-C (2002) Service Provision in Ad-hoc Networks, in Coordination, Volume 2315 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science (eds F Arbab and C L Talcott), pp 207 219; Springer York, UK [13] iCMG (2002) K2: CORBA Component Server, http://wwwcomponentworldnu/ [14] Joseph, A D, Tauber, J A, and Kaashoek, M.

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Table 3.2 MPEG encoder asset information Asset MPEG Encoder Relative Value This element is responsible for encoding the contents. As such, it would have a valuable output in the form of encoded files that could be easily transported. Intruders having access to these files would be able to distribute the contents and benefit financially from the sale of high-quality digital contents. The value of the asset and the output of the process are high. Exposure Level This is one of the first assets connected to the network and holding the content assets in encoded form. This increases the exposure and threats to the server. Intruders interested in reselling the content in DVD form would prefer contents encoded before they have been encapsulated or processed by the DRM server.

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