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stereotyp (2)
secur (2)
mechan (2)
frame (2)

Stem abus$ (all stems)

12 papers:

ICFPICFP-2013-Dolan #algebra #functional #linear
Fun with semirings: a functional pearl on the abuse of linear algebra (SD), pp. 101–110.
ECIRECIR-2013-PanchenkoBNF #categorisation #detection #towards
Towards Detection of Child Sexual Abuse Media: Categorization of the Associated Filenames (AP, RB, HN, CF), pp. 776–779.
HCIHCD-2011-ImJY #design #development #mobile
Guideline Development of Mobile Phone Design for Preventing Child Abuse (JI, ECJ, JY), pp. 243–252.
KDDKDD-2011-MetwallyP
Estimating the number of users behind ip addresses for combating abusive traffic (AM, MP), pp. 249–257.
ITiCSEITiCSE-2006-Godejord #education #social #using
Exploring teacher methodology: using the example of sexual abuse of children as a way of teaching social informatics (PAG), p. 340.
ICALPICALP-v2-2006-KahlerKW #protocol
A Dolev-Yao-Based Definition of Abuse-Free Protocols (DK, RK, TW), pp. 95–106.
MODELSMoDELS-2006-Henderson-SellersG #uml
Uses and Abuses of the Stereotype Mechanism in UML 1.x and 2.0 (BHS, CGP), pp. 16–26.
MODELSMoDELS-2006-Henderson-SellersG #uml
Uses and Abuses of the Stereotype Mechanism in UML 1.x and 2.0 (BHS, CGP), pp. 16–26.
RERE-2004-LinNIJ #bound #problem #security #using
Using Abuse Frames to Bound the Scope of Security Problems (LL, BN, DCI, MJ), pp. 354–355.
RERE-2003-LinNIJM #requirements #security
Introducing Abuse Frames for Analysing Security Requirements (LL, BN, DCI, MJ, JDM), pp. 371–372.
ICALPICALP-2000-Baum-WaidnerW #contract #multi
Round-Optimal and Abuse Free Optimistic Multi-party Contract Signing (BBW, MW), pp. 524–535.
AdaEuropeAdaEurope-1993-Schwille #exception #guidelines
Use and Abuse of Exceptions — 12 Guidelines for Proper Exception Handling (JS), pp. 141–152.

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