Preventing the fraudulent use of Internet DSL accesses by dial-up accounts: a network authentication issue.

Access to the Internet by the masses has migrated from dial-up only connections to a combination of the former and so-called 'broadband accesses' typically Cable-Modem or Digital Subscriber Line (DSL). While most Internet Service Providers (ISP) now offer these services many of them do not own the...

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Bruno Germain

October 31, 2003

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