This paper analyzes the characteristics of the Peer-to-Peer （P2P） active worm and its attacking mechanism, and then proposes a mathematical model of propagation of the P2P active worm applying Epidemiology. Based on...This paper analyzes the characteristics of the Peer-to-Peer （P2P） active worm and its attacking mechanism, and then proposes a mathematical model of propagation of the P2P active worm applying Epidemiology. Based on the analysis on the protocols of realistic P2P systems, a software which can be used to simulate the P2P network environment and the propagation of P2P active worm is imple- mented in this paper. A large number of simulation experiments are performed using the developed simulation software. The results from these simulation experiments validate the proposed model, which means that the model can be used to analyze the spreading behaviors of the P2P active worm and predict its trend.展开更多
The gradual hybrid anti-worm （GHAW） was presented. percentage of vulnerable hosts present in the network. For GHAW It changed its confrontation scheme in real time according to the its process of countering maliciou...The gradual hybrid anti-worm （GHAW） was presented. percentage of vulnerable hosts present in the network. For GHAW It changed its confrontation scheme in real time according to the its process of countering malicious internet worms was modeled. The performance of GHAW on two factors was also estimated： confronting validity against worms and consumption of network resources. Factors governing its performance, specifically the transformation threshold and the transformation rate, were analyzed. The simulation experiments show that GHAW has dynamical adaptability to changes of network conditions and offers the same level of effectiveness on confronting internet worms as the divide-and-rule hybrid anti-worm, with significantly less cost to network resources. The experiments also indicate that the transformation threshold is the key factor affecting the performance of GHAW.展开更多
文摘This paper analyzes the characteristics of the Peer-to-Peer （P2P） active worm and its attacking mechanism, and then proposes a mathematical model of propagation of the P2P active worm applying Epidemiology. Based on the analysis on the protocols of realistic P2P systems, a software which can be used to simulate the P2P network environment and the propagation of P2P active worm is imple- mented in this paper. A large number of simulation experiments are performed using the developed simulation software. The results from these simulation experiments validate the proposed model, which means that the model can be used to analyze the spreading behaviors of the P2P active worm and predict its trend.
基金Project(61070194) supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject([2009]1886) supported by the Information Security Industrialization Fund from NDRC of China in 2009+1 种基金Project(CJ[2010]341) supported by the Major Achievements Transfer Projects of MOF and MIIT of China in 2010Project(2011FJ2003) supported by the Natural Science Foundation of Hunan Province, China
文摘The gradual hybrid anti-worm （GHAW） was presented. percentage of vulnerable hosts present in the network. For GHAW It changed its confrontation scheme in real time according to the its process of countering malicious internet worms was modeled. The performance of GHAW on two factors was also estimated： confronting validity against worms and consumption of network resources. Factors governing its performance, specifically the transformation threshold and the transformation rate, were analyzed. The simulation experiments show that GHAW has dynamical adaptability to changes of network conditions and offers the same level of effectiveness on confronting internet worms as the divide-and-rule hybrid anti-worm, with significantly less cost to network resources. The experiments also indicate that the transformation threshold is the key factor affecting the performance of GHAW.
