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....continue execution after false positive anomalies. Second, systems should ideally defeat, rather than just detect, security violations. Most intrusion detection systems don t implement an automated response they rely on operator intervention. IBM has a system for virus detection and removal [36]. Like most virus detection systems, it concentrates on scanning static binaries, rather than stopping the infected processes. Mark Burgess s cfengine, a system administration tool rather than intrusion detection tool, can respond to some anomalies [11] For example, if system s disk becomes full, ....
J. Kephart, G. Sorkin, M. Swimmer, and S. White. Blueprint for a computer immune system. In Proceedings of the Virus Bulletin International Conference, San Francisco, CA, 1997.
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....in a CIDF environment. This scope of the system is limited to an enterprise. We are more interested in the problem of how IDSs can collaborate over the Internet, and more importantly, how to automatically produce and distribute new intrusion detection models for novel attacks. Kephart et al. [6] outlined a system architecture where anti virus systems across the Internet can subscribe to a centralized virus modeling server to receive fast updates whenever a new virus is discovered and a new anti virus module is produced. This is very similar to our idea of adding the modeling engine to ....
J. O. Kephart, G. B. Sorkin, M. Swimmer, and S. R. White. Blueprint for a computer immune system. Technical report, IBM T. J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, New York, 1997.
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J. O. Kephart, G. B. Sorkin, M. Swimmer, and S. R. White. Blueprint for a computer immune system. Technical report, IBM T. J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, New York, 1997.
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Jeffrey O Kephart, Gregory B Sorkin, Morton Swimmer, and Steve R White, Blueprint for a Computer Immune System, Proceedings of the Seventh International Virus Bulletin Conference, October 1997, pp 159-173.
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J.O. Kephart, G.B. Sorkia, M. Swimmer, S.R. White, Blueprint for a Computer Immune System. Technical report, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, New York, 1997.
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J. O. Kephart, G. B. Sorkin, M. Swimmer, S. R. White, Blueprint for a Computer Immune System, in: D. Dasgupta (Ed.), Artificial Immune Systems and Their Applications, Springer--Verlag, pp. 221--241, 1999.
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J.O. Kephart, G.B. Sorkia, M. Swimmer, S.R. White, Blueprint for a Computer Immune System. Technical report, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, New York, 1997.
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Kephart, J. O., Sorkin, G. B., Swimmer, M. & White S. R. (1999), "Blueprint for a Computer Immune System", In Artificial Immune Systems and Their Applications, (Ed.) D. Dasgupta, SpringerVerlag, pp. 241-261.
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