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Section 10.2 describes the use of a data dissemination middleware for scalable Web contents delivery. This section discusses an additional application: the RODS (Real-Time Outbreak and Disease Surveillance) system. RODS is a healthcare alert system developed by the Center for Biomedical Informatics at the University of Pittsburgh [1]. The RODS system has been deployed since 1999 in Western Pennsylvania and since December 2001 in Utah for the Winter Olympic Games [35]. The core of RODS is the health-system-resident component (HSRC) whose function is data merging, data regularization, privacy protection, and communication with the regional system. Typically, users or applications request consolidated and summarized information as in OLAP (on-line analytical processing) business applications. For example, queries often involve joins over several large tables to perform a statistical analysis, for example, computing daily percentage of patients with a particular prodrome in a region for one month period. Also, currently RODS displays spatialtemporal plots of patients presenting with seven key prodromes through a Web interface. RODS can use a data dissemination middleware to support the collection and monitoring of the large volume of data needed for the assessment of disease outbreaks, as well as the dissemination of critical information to a large number of health of cials when outbreaks of diseases are detected. We have implemented a prototype similar to RODS that utilizes the middleware to disseminate data for decision making, especially during emergencies and periods of crisis. In this prototype, the schema for the database was adapted from the RODS Laboratory. The database, implemented on one of the department s Oracle servers, was populated with randomly distributed data that would mimic the type of data that is collected in the

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18: Introducing CORBA Naming services Event services Transaction services Security services Lifecycle services Trader services Time services Externalization services Concurrency services Licensing services Notification services Property services

Most of this chapter focuses on multicast forwarding at Layer 3. However, it is equally important to be able to identify traf c on a multi-access network destined for a particular multicast group at Layer 2.

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Through this case I was able to gain new and valuable experience in the eld of online investigation. Particularly interesting to me was the precision and care required when auditing the sale of digital goods. During the audit I discovered a report titled The Secrets of Cybercrime, which showed me how quick and easy it was to conduct millions of dollars in fraudulent sales with a worthless software program. I was surprised at how small the percentage of purchasers who reported the fraud was less than 10 percent. With the constantly changing Internet technology and the possibilities of anonymity, it is not dif cult to become victimized by Internet fraud. Whether the victim will become aware of the fraud remains a question. Also, online marketing can reach hundreds of thousands if not millions of people at once, meaning frauds for very small dollar amounts become pro table when committed against a large population. I also discovered the importance of not informing our potential customers, in this case Online Sys-Tec Limited, about our research results before they were complete. To do so could have prompted Ovseenko to obliterate the traces of his fraud, an easy task to complete on the Internet.

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administrators at TPG used backdoor passwords to alter system software and hide or change various data They purchased a standard software program but then tweaked the package to t their speci c needs and resold the modi ed version to other start-up Internet marketers without revealing the backdoor-access capabilities that had been added This enabled TPG to monitor its competitors transactions and alter its product pricing to gain a competitive advantage Following the coordinated execution of 14 search warrants in eight states on a sunny spring day, the US Attorney s Of ce in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania issued letters to a number of TPG principals and critical staff members advising that they were targets of the investigation In short order, several high-level employees agreed to cooperate with us and we were able to corroborate various aspects of the case.