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Justin Ma, Geoffrey M. Voelker, and Stefan Savage Collaborative Center for...

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Abstract: Modern network worms spread with tremendous speed---potentially covering the planet in mere seconds. However, for most worms, this prodigious pace continues unabated long after the outbreak's incidence has peaked. Indeed, it is this ongoing infection activity that is typically used to identify compromised hosts. In principle, a stealthier worm might eliminate this telltale sign by coordinating its members to halt infection activity after the vulnerable population is subverted. Thus, after a... (Update)

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@misc{ geoffrey-selfstopping,
  author = "Justin Ma Geoffrey",
  title = "Self-Stopping Worms",
  url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/738494.html" }