Abstract Window Toolkit

pour ´eradiquer le virus... 15.2.2 Le cas de Nimda Nous donnons cet exemple pris toujours dans le mˆeme livre de Filiol, comme repr´esentatif d’un virus ”moderne”. Ce virus a ´et´e d´ecouvert le 18 septembre 2001, et il attaquait les syst`emes Windows*. Il utilisait deux trous de s´ecurit´e : Unicode exploit pour infecter les serveurs IIS et MIME exploit. Son cycle de vie ´etait le suivant : 1. Infection des fichiers : le virus localise les fichiers EXE et les assimile, puis se propage par ´echange

estimated to make $1 million and the second is estimated to make $2 million. First, the organization needs schedule and cost estimates in order to determine if these projects are worth pursuing. Will the projects take so long that they miss a market window? Will the projects cost more than they’ll make? Second, the organization needs estimates and a plan so that they can decide which to pursue. The company may be able to pursue one project, both projects, or neither if the costs are too high. Organizations

adaptive workplace learning system based on a scenario model Keywords   Mobile learning, pervasive learning, seamless learning, context-awareness, adaptation, workplace learning, context-aware scenario, hierarchical task model, task/method paradigm Abstract  Recent years have witnessed the increase of the field of pervasive and mobile learning, fostered by the continuous development of mobile, ubiquitous and pervasive computing. New usages made in the learning area have multiplied in various domains