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Capability-based addressing

Known as: Capability, Capability addressing 
In computer science, capability-based addressing is a scheme used by some computers to control access to memory. Under a capability-based addressing… 
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2016
2016
Compartmentalization is widely regarded as good security-engineering practice: if we break up a large software system into… 
2016
2016
Vulnerabilities in computer systems arise in part due to programmer’s logical errors, and in part also due to programmer’s false… 
2013
2013
The innovative architectures and the trajectory computation algorithms adopted by a Next Generation Flight Management System (NG… 
2007
2007
Traffic arrival processes are the important ingredients for the performance evaluation of ATM switches. Three important aspects… 
2003
2003
An operating system must manage access rights, which protect the data of one process from interference by other processes, while… 
2002
2002
Although the Burroughs, Rice, and BLM systems included capability-like addressing structures, the word “capability” was not… 
2002
2002
Peter J. Denning reminisces about joint work in 1975 with Roger Needham on design principles for reliable operating systems. He… 
1993
1993
To support concurrent programming the MONADS-PC instruction set and operating system kernel provide facilities for process… 
1980
1980
In existing capability machines, such as the CAP and the Plessey 250, the programmer recognises two types of segment, one in…