Software Migration Frameworks for Software System Solutions: A Systematic Literature Review

Shoaib, Muhammad; Ishaq, Adeed; Ahmad, Muhammad Awais; Talib, Sidra; Mustafa, Ghulam; Ahmed, Aqeel

doi:10.14569/ijacsa.2017.081126

Cited by 7 publications

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“…The software used in the development of marketplace can mitigate the risk of closures. Java-based codebases are a good solution, as they allow marketplaces to migrate from server to server as many marketplaces analyzed adhered to a centralized client-server model [66]. However, several marketplaces use PHP Frameworks such as Nette and Bitwasp.…”

Section: E Regression Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

Proceedings of the 29th International Conference on Distributed Multimedia Systems

2023

International Conferences on Distributed Multimedia Systems

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On behalf of the Program Committee of the 29th International DMS Conference on Visualization and Visual Languages (DMSVIVA2023), I would like to welcome you. This conference aimed at bringing together experts in visualization, visual languages, distance education and distributed multimedia computing, providing a forum for productive discussions about these topics.I would like to thank all the authors for their contributions. I also would like to thank all the Program Committee members for their careful and prompt review of submitted papers.I would like to thank the Steering Committee Chair Professor Shi-Kuo Chang for his guidance and leadership throughout the organization of this conference. The assistance of the staff at KSI Research is also greatly appreciated, which made the review process smooth and timely.Finally, I would like to thank you all for joining us in DMSVIVA2023, and really appreciate your participation and your desire to support the community year by year.

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International Conferences on Distributed Multimedia Systems

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The Influence Of Techonological Factors On Dark Web Marketplace Closure

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Damon

2023

International Conferences on Distributed Multimedia Systems

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The Dark Web serves as a platform to enable a host of illegal cyber activities. One such activity is Dark Web Marketplaces that operate as e-commerce websites but facilitate the sale of illicit goods and services. Various government and law enforcement agencies have surged many resources in trying to reduce dark web marketplace-related cybercrime. Still, dark web users can set up new marketplaces that become even more demanding to infiltrate. This study aimed to understand the influence of technological factors on dark market closures and how this could aid government and law enforcement in responding to dark web marketplace challenges quicker. Literature was synthesized to identify key technological factors that influence marketplace operations. These were: Anonymization, cryptocurrencies, decentralization, and codebase. A conceptual model was then developed and analyzed using quantitative data compiled from 87 dark web marketplaces. The findings suggest each of the technological factors identified has a low likelihood of influencing marketplace closures.

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“…Instead, we successfully performed three iterations of our modularization and modernization process CORAL to continuously improve our software architecture and collaborative development process. For an comparison of existing software migration frameworks, we refer to [SIA+17].…”

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confidence: 99%

Collaborative Reengineering and Modularization of Software Systems

Zirkelbach¹

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Software systems evolve over their lifetime. Changing requirements make it inevitable to modify and extend the underlying source code. Understanding software systems embodies a crucial task, which needs to be addressed in an appropriate way to face inevitable challenges while performing software changes. In this thesis, we introduce three complementary approaches to support the evolution and particularly understanding of software systems in different aspects. Our main contributions are (i) an approach named CORAL for enabling collaborative reengineering and modularization of software systems, (ii) a gesture-based, collaborative, and multi-user-featuring Virtual Reality approach named ExplorViz VR for the software city metaphor, and (iii) a database behavior live-visualization approach named RACCOON for database comprehension of software systems. An extensive case study shows that our CORAL approach is capable of supporting reengineering and modularization processes. Furthermore, several evaluations demonstrate the high usability, and efficiency and effectiveness for solving comprehension tasks when using our multi-user VR approach ExplorViz VR.

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Software Migration Frameworks for Software System Solutions: A Systematic Literature Review

Cited by 7 publications

References 45 publications

Proceedings of the 29th International Conference on Distributed Multimedia Systems

Proceedings of the 29th International Conference on Distributed Multimedia Systems

The Influence Of Techonological Factors On Dark Web Marketplace Closure

Collaborative Reengineering and Modularization of Software Systems

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