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By: Kfir Karmon, Liran Liss and Assaf Schuster.
The 14th IEEE Intl Symposium on High Performance Distributed Computing (HPDC). Research Triangle Park, NC, July 2005.
GWiQ-P is light-weight, and in practice is infinitely scalable, satisfying concurrently any number of resource demands, all within the limits of a global quota assigned to each user.
Check out: The Paper, Bibtex, Presentation and Picture of me lecturing.

By: Kfir Karmon and Arie Orlovsky.
This project's goal was to create a secure execution tool for java applications. Using AspectJ, an execution policy is injected to to the JVM base classes and enforced during runtime.
Part of the requirements for the "236602 - Advanced Topics in Computer Security " course. The course was presented by Dr. Orr Dunkelman, Winter semester 2006.
Deliveries: Final Report, Full Sources and Full Sources with AspectJ.

By: Eugenia Bouts, Kfir Karmon, and Michael Ryabtsev.
This project displayed an interesting approach for extracting non-common search resaults from a bulk of results returned by a known search engine.
Part of the requirements for the "049011 - Algorithms for Large Data Sets" course. The course was presented by Dr. Ziv Bar-Yossef, Spring semester 2005. (Presentation)

By: Kfir Karmon.
This is a private version of the lecture notes on PageRank and HITS. This version passed no reviews (use at own risk). The formal version can be found in the course's website.
Part of the requirements for the "049011 - Algorithms for Large Data Sets" course. The course was presented by Dr. Ziv Bar-Yossef, Spring semester 2005.

By: Kfir Karmon, Moshe Sapir, Eran Sevi and Keren Ouaknine.
Supervised: Eran Issler, Gabi Kliot, Assaf Schuster, Mark Silberstein and Vlad Dovlekaev (Micorosoft Israel)
This project's goal was to add sandboxing capabilities to the Condor batch system. The first stage was to wrap the calls to the file system and prevent unauthorized access to the hard drives. Developed during: 2004-2005
Check out: Requirements Document and High-Level Design Document.

By: Kfir Karmon and Tsachi Sharfman.
SNMP works over UDP, since UDP is inefficient for transferring large amounts of data over a non-quiet link a need arouse to allow efficient transfer of large amount of SNMP data. This was done using a TCP Backchannel to transfer the data in an efficient way.
Part of the requirements for the "236635 - Efficient Network Management" course. The course was presented by Dr. Danny Raz, Winter semester 2004.
Deliveries: Final Report, Presentation, Final Binaries and Full Source.

By: Kfir Karmon and Polina Shafran.
Supervised: Dr. Ilana David and Ben Bernstein (Micorosoft Israel)
This project introduces a novel approach to intercept Win32API function calls. It is based on a Microsoft-research technology called Detours. Winter semester 2004.
Deliveries: Final Report, Presentation, Poster, Final Binaries and Full Source.

By: Sami Abboud and Yoav Mayer-Wolf.
This project's goal was to find a scheme that would allow Condor jobs to execute in a secure, isolated Xen-based VM. Developed during: 2005
Check out: TBD.

By: Oren Riess and Liron Pergament.
111This project's goal was build a monitoring tool for the Condor batch system. The tool allows to hook up to the executing machines' Windows performance counters. Data is sent via Skype messaging. Developed during: 2005
Check out: TBD.