Security in the residential network
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Abstract
Since the widespread outbreak of Internet worms in fall 2003, residential institutions have been scrambling to provide better security and management approaches for their residence hall networks. This study looks at some of the common and unique problems confronting residence hall network (ResNet) managers, particularly in smaller institutions, and presents potential and recommended solutions.
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