The perceived simplicity of interprocess cooperation is strongly influenced by the type of name space in which the processes involved execute. If multiple processes share a common name space, they are more likely to cooperate effectively than if each operates in a distinct name space. This paper argues that, especially where specialized resources, such as a supercomputer, are involved, per-proc...

There exists a significant number of domains that have frequently switched their name servers for several reasons. In this work, we delved into the analysis of name-server switching behavior and presented a novel identifier called “NS-Switching Footprint” (NSSF) that can be used to cluster domains, enabling us to detect domains with suspicious behavior. We also designed a model that represents ...

This paper presents the modelling of Proper Name domain defined by the Prolex project. This modelling is based on two main concepts: the Conceptual Proper Name and the Prolexeme. The Conceptual Proper Name do not represents the referent, but a point of view on this referent. It has a specific concept in each language, the Prolexeme, that is a structured family of lexemes. Around them, we have d...