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....It is therefore of great importance to characterize and monitor the spread of active worms, and be able to derive methods to effectively defend our systems against them. About ten years ago, Kephart and White presented the Epidemiological model to understand and control the prevalence of viruses [6], 7] 8] This model is based on biological epidemiology and uses nonlinear differential equations to provide a qualitative understanding of virus spreading. White pointed out, however, that the mystery of the Epidemiological model Zesheng Chen was with the Department of Electrical Computer ....
J. O. Kephart and S. R. White, "Measuring and modeling computer virus prevalence," in Proc. of the 1993.
....of users choosing the most convenient way of doing things, which can generally be considered fairly predictable. Indeed, a number of studies have been performed of such behaviors as the ways in which passwords are chosen and the ways in which viruses are spread by users of personal computers [KW93] If we consider faulty implementation a non malicious human induced fault, then we can also use the considerable body of work that has been devoted to producing measures of software reliability. Finally, we consider malicious attacks. These are the hardest to quantify. Generally, we would ....
Jeffrey Kephart and Steve White. Measuring and modeling computer virus prevalence. In Proceedings of 1993 IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy, pages 2--15. IEEE Computer Society Press, May 1993.
....software, is traded on the Nasdaq stock exchange. Currently, the arms race between virus authors and anti virus developers is roughly even. During any particular moment, it is typical for a few viruses to be increasing in prevalence, and other formerly prevalent ones to be on the decline [4]. However, two alarming trends threaten to turn the balance in favor of virus authors: 1. The rate at which new viruses are being written is quite high, and appears to be accelerating. Human experts who analyze and find cures for viruses are already swamped, and their ability to keep pace with the ....
....it does not pass along the signal, but at least it has received the database updates effectively immunizing it against that virus (see Fig. 2) Theoretical modeling has shown the kill signal to be extremely effective, particularly in topologies that are highly localized or sparsely connected [4, 11]. Kill Signals t=1 t=3 t=2 Immune ( kill signal) Infected Susceptible Immune Figure 2: Fighting self replication with self replication. When a computer detects a virus, it eliminates the infection, immunizes itself against future infection, and sends a kill signal to its neighbors. Receipt of ....
Kephart, Jeffrey O. and Steve R. White. Measuring and modeling computer virus prevalence. Proceedings of the 1993 IEEE Computer Society Symposium on Research in Security and Privacy. Oakland, California, May 24--26, 1993, 2--15.
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