"Crvolike zakrpe za Windows" by Milan Vojnović (Microsoft, UK)

Friendly 'worms' could spread software fixes
Microsoft researchers are hoping to use "information epidemics" to distribute software patches more efficiently.
Milan Vojnović and colleagues from Microsoft Research in Cambridge, UK, want to make useful pieces of information such as software updates behave more like computer worms: spreading between computers instead of being downloaded from central servers.
The research may also help defend against malicious types of worm, the researchers say.
Software worms spread by self-replicating. After infecting one computer they probe others to find new hosts. Most existing worms randomly probe computers when looking for new hosts to infect, but that is inefficient, says Vojnović, because they waste time exploring groups or "subnets" of computers that contain few uninfected hosts.

Shadowed:Ako sam omasio temu, slobodno brisi poruku :)

Catch 22: Ne mogu ovde ništa da brišem, jer ovde nemam moderatorska ovlašćenja... ali i ne smatram da je išta za brisanje...

Catch 22: PS
Suština ideje je da se rastereti Windows Update sajt, da updates programi mogu, koristeći subnet, sami da se instaliraju sa nekog drugog računara iz mreže (ili sa više njih) na one računare u mreži, kojima je to potrebno...
Mislim da za krajnjeg korisnika ne bi bilo nikakve razlike (imao bi obaveštenje vezano za update, pored sata kao i sada) i potpuno bi mu bilo svejedno da li taj update stiže direktno sa MS servera ili sa nekog drugog računara iz mreže...