First, it wants to avoid the vulnerabilities of an economy built on imported oil.
In conclusion, the NeMHIP protocol is a secure network mobility management solution, because it avoids the vulnerabilities of the delegation of signaling rights paradigm, and it ensures confidentiality and integrity protection for end-to-end data.
Performance analysis and simulation results show that our proposed methods can completely avoid the vulnerabilities of en-DLS to both LSA and RSA, and incur marginal increase of communication overhead and computational cost.
This bit can prevent the unnecessary pre-boot DMA capability of peripherals and so avoid the vulnerability window.
In the second layer, we have to avoid the vulnerability under vector quantization attack [20].
By doing so, we ensure the same advantages as a delegation of signaling rights approach while avoiding the security vulnerabilities of such an approach.
Unlike the aforementioned methods, the proposed method does not rely on other image processing modules for pre- or post-processing, which avoids the possible vulnerability of these techniques when processing images of complex structures.
Different from most existing methods, the proposed method does not rely on other image processing modules for pre- or post-processing, which avoids the likely vulnerability of these techniques when processing images with complex structures.
Compared to most of the existing methods, our method does not rely on other image processing modules for pre- or post-processing, just takes rain steaks as image noise, which avoids the possible vulnerability of these techniques when processing images with complex structures and makes single-image-based applications applicable in real world.
The protocol must avoid the security vulnerabilities of a delegation of signaling right approach, despite being the MR in charge of managing the mobility of the entire network.
