Immune system for your computer
February 27, 2010
News Worldwide — Current events technology for controlling bugs in computer software is introduced by a group of researchers working with Prof. George Candea. The newest edition of Dimmunix, available for the free downloads, makes the entire networks to collaborate for collectively avoiding the appearance of bugs in software.
This technology enables the programs to avoid the future entrance of bugs without any support from programmers. This Current events technology is known as ‘failure immunity’ and it starts its work when a bug occurs. It studies that how the computer responds, then it records a trace. When the bug in future starts occurring again, Dimmunix makes the use of the recorded traces to recognize the bug and by design changes the execution and in this way, the system continues to run efficiently. Through Dimmunix, your Web browser is trained how to shun the freezing for another time when bug occurs.
Moreover, this new technology makes the use of ‘Cloud Computing Technology’ to consume benefits of networks and by this means, it will inoculate entire communities of computers.
According to George Candea, Dimmunix is comparable to the human immune system. For example, if for once some disease attacks the body, its immune system creates antibodies for protecting it. Similarly when the body is once again infected, the immune system is knows already how to fight the illness.
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