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Publicado en:Computer (00189162) Vol. 48; no. 1; pp. 22 - 28
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: IEEE Jan2015
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        Computer hacking
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        Electronic commerce
        Malware
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          Electronic commerce
          Malware
          Internet security
      keyword:
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        Android
        Atari
        Best Buy
        Bluetooth
        Bluetooth 4.2
        Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG)
        break up Google
        Brown Box
        Cabela
        Carnegie Mellon University
        CMU
        Computer Human Interaction: Mobility Privacy Security group
        Compuware
        Dynatrace
        Electronic Arts
        European Commission
        European Parliament
        Europol
        flash storage
        Foot Locker
        gaming
        Google
        Guardians of Peace
        hackers
        Hewlett-Packard
        home gaming console
        HP Shopping
        Internet of Things
        IoT
        IPv6 over Low power Wireless Personal Area Networks
        Jason Hong
        Kim Jong-un
        Magnavox
        malware
        molecular-level flash storage
        motion sickness
        North Korea
        Oculus Rift
        Oculus VR
        Odyssey
        Operation Onymous
        privacy
        PrivacyGrade.org
        Project Morpheus
        Ralph Baer
        Regin
        reliability
        Sanders Associates
        search engines
        security
        Sony Computer Entertainment
        Sony Pictures
        Staples
        Symantec
        Take-Two Interactive Software
        Tor
        University of Glasgow
        University of Rovira i Virgili
        virtual reality
        virtualization
        VR
        wireless
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