Gerald Knoll, Niranjan Suri, Jeffrey M. Bradshaw
Abstract
As mobile agents are increasingly adopted in intranets, on the Internet, and on computational grids, new security concerns become increasingly important. Unlike other kinds of mobile code, such as applets, which are pulled a single time to remote systems (single-hop), mobile agents may move using their own
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As mobile agents are increasingly adopted in intranets, on the Internet, and on computational grids, new security concerns become increasingly important. Unlike other kinds of mobile code, such as applets, which are pulled a single time to remote systems (single-hop), mobile agents may move using their own
Key concepts: Computer science, Path (computing), Computer security, Theoretical computer science, Programming language