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Title : Distributed Security Framework
Author(s) : A. Vives, et al.
Filename : draft-vives-v6ops-distributed-security-framework-00.txt
Pages : 21
Date : 2005-7-13
Current Internet trends in several fields have brought some security
concerns with regards to what will happen with the current security
paradigms and mechanisms.
This document analyzes two security paradigms, the network-based and
the host-based. The former refers to what is being used nowadays out
there and the latter is based on the distributed firewall concept
[2].
From the point of view of these security concerns it is stated that
there is a problem that must be addressed.
Some insights are given with respect to the host-based security
paradigm.
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