ProtoWrap: Using wrappers to protect specific network services

Submitted by gwolf on Sun, 02/10/2008 - 19:20.
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2001

I wrote my final paper for graduation on implementing a generic connection wrapper that can be extended to understand and protect specific protocols. I presented this project at YAPC::NA 2001, and published a short article on Usenix's ;login: magazine (published in the June 2002 number).

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Escribí mi proyecto final de graduación implementando un wrapper genérico de conexiones que puede ser extendido para comprender y proteger protocolos específicos. Presenté mi proyecto en el YAPC::NA 2001, y publiqué un corto artículo en la revista ;login: de Usenix, en el número de Junio del 2002.

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