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Unicode is rapidly becoming the preferred means for representing symbols used in creating multimedia content, especially for information that's presented in multiple languages. This article discusses a unicode vulnerability that makes such content susceptible to being used for creation of covert channel communications. We also developed a solution architecture, the unified secure message augmentation...
Students in an academic environment regularly install malware such as viruses and spyware on their personal computers and then connect to institutional automation resources. Malware reduces personal productivity and places a strain on university automation resources such as network bandwidth, email servers and enterprise storage servers. Technical products to malware detection and removal provide...
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