Parasitic Location Logging: Estimating Users’ Location from Context of Passersby

Tsubouchi, Kota; Teraoka, Teruhiko; Gomi, Hidehito; Shimosaka, Masamichi

doi:10.1109/percom45495.2020.9127381

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“…Whenever a user sends any message on the internet messages are regulated by different layers of protocols so it is a sophisticated process. When a user [2] web page through the Uniform resource locator(URL) transmission control protocol connection is established by the web server and the hypertext transfer protocol request is initiated by the web server to every [3] TCP connection. Switch off the TCP connection carried out by the protocol(IP) which breaks these messages into the chunks and packets through many different routers in between the sender and the receiver and when the request for the http request reaches its targeting web server then its response is also sent back the same [4] TCP connection to the user browser.…”

Section: Parasitic Computing Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Parasitic Computing: A Review

2021

Webology

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Parasitic computing is a method in which a normal authorised interactions with the help of another computer through the unauthorised interactions or we can say that the parasitic computing is a type of exploit or security exploit in which the program which is implementing the parasitic computing is unauthorised to the resources available in the computer at that time as we know that in today's era the name hacking plays a vital role in which the hacker wants an unauthorised access to the resources available in the computer of the host.

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Section: Parasitic Computing Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%