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Snarfing

Known as: Snarf 
Snarf is a term used by computer programmers meaning to grab a large document, file or any data, and use it without the author's (owner) permission… 
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2008
2008
Presentation on Regional Network Processing: Snarf 2.0: a Regional Reference Frame for North America
Regional reference frames fixed to the stable part of a tectonic plate are often required for national spatial reference systems… 
2006
2006
Phishing Attacks in a Mobile Environment
There is no agreed upon definition for Phishing. Although, the medium of attack may vary, the goal is to steal confidential… 
2006
2006
Information Security Management Handbook, Fifth Edition, Volume 3
Review
2006
Review
2006
Using Social Sorting to Enhance Email Management
We evaluate the use and potential benefits of social sorting as a technique for managing email. We present SNARF, the Social… 
2004
2004
Order-Parameter Tensor Description of HPr in a Medium of Oriented Bicelles
Review
2004
Review
2004
Legal Remedies for Securing the Mobile Enterprise
The Mobile Enterprise must be alert to the potential threats posed by hackers, virus and worm writers as well as warchalkers and… 
2004
2004
Priority-driven active data prefetching
Summary form only given. Data cache misses reduce the performance of wide-issue processors by stalling the data supply to the… 
2000
2000
Achieving high performance in bus-based shared-memory multiprocessors
In bus-based shared-memory multiprocessors, several techniques reduce cache misses and bus traffic, which are the key obstacles… 
1996
1996
Reducing Coherence Overhead in Shared-Bus Multiprocessors
To reduce the overhead of cache coherence enforcement in shared-bus multiprocessors, we propose a self-invalidation technique as… 
1994
1994
Design and Evaluation of a Subblock Cache Coherence Protocol for Bus-Based Multiprocessors
Parallel applications exhibit a wide variety of memory reference patterns. Designing a memory architecture that serves all… 
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