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Security model for pervasive multimedia environment

Djellali et al., 2014

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3993422845434747137
Author
Djellali B
Lorenz P
Belarbi K
Chouarfia A
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Multimedia Information System

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With the rapidity of the development on electronic technology, various mobile devices are produced to make human life more convenient. The user is always in constant search of middle with ease of deployment. Therefore, the development of infrastructure and …
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