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Lightweight Module Isolation for Sensor Nodes. / Coulson, G.; Weerasinghe, Nirmal.
In: Proc. MobiVirt: Workshop on Virtualization in Mobile Computing, held in conjunction with ACM/USENIX MobiSys 2008, 06.2008.

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Coulson, G & Weerasinghe, N 2008, 'Lightweight Module Isolation for Sensor Nodes', Proc. MobiVirt: Workshop on Virtualization in Mobile Computing, held in conjunction with ACM/USENIX MobiSys 2008.

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Coulson, G., & Weerasinghe, N. (2008). Lightweight Module Isolation for Sensor Nodes. Proc. MobiVirt: Workshop on Virtualization in Mobile Computing, held in conjunction with ACM/USENIX MobiSys 2008.

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Coulson G, Weerasinghe N. Lightweight Module Isolation for Sensor Nodes. Proc. MobiVirt: Workshop on Virtualization in Mobile Computing, held in conjunction with ACM/USENIX MobiSys 2008. 2008 Jun.

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Coulson, G. ; Weerasinghe, Nirmal. / Lightweight Module Isolation for Sensor Nodes. In: Proc. MobiVirt: Workshop on Virtualization in Mobile Computing, held in conjunction with ACM/USENIX MobiSys 2008. 2008.

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