A Revised Benign Worm-Anti-Worm Propagation Model

Yong Hui Fang; Xu Fei Zheng; Tang Tang Xie

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.121-126.4340

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A Revised Benign Worm-Anti-Worm Propagation Model

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Due to the proactive defend against the worm propagation and patch the susceptible hosts, benign worms are attracting wide attentions in the worm research. In this paper, we put forward a revised benign worm-anti-worm propagation model to achieve effective containment of worms.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 121-126)

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Yong Hui Fang, Xu Fei Zheng, Tang Tang Xie

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Benign Worm, Re-WAW Model, WAW Model, Worm

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