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Abstract: Attacks on computer systems have received a great deal of press attention; however, most of the focus has been on how an attacker can disrupt an organization's operations. Although attack prevention is clearly preferred, preventive measures do fail, and some attacks inevitably succeed in compromising some or all of particular systems. We adopt a fault tolerance approach that addresses all phases of survivability: attack detection, damage confinement, damage assessment and repair, and attack... (Update)
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@misc{ jajodia-fault,
author = "Sushil Jajodia and Peng Liu and Paul Ammann",
title = "A Fault Tolerance Approach to Survivability",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/337315.html" }
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