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File sharing networks / Peer-to-peer computing / Distributed data storage / Peer-to-peer / Intellectual property law / File sharing / P2PTV / Social peer-to-peer processes / Voice over IP / Computing / Concurrent computing / Distributed computing
Date: 2015-01-23 07:01:03
File sharing networks
Peer-to-peer computing
Distributed data storage
Peer-to-peer
Intellectual property law
File sharing
P2PTV
Social peer-to-peer processes
Voice over IP
Computing
Concurrent computing
Distributed computing

UNCLASSIFIED COTS SECURITY GUIDANCE (CSG) PEER-TO-PEER TECHNOLOGIES

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