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Locator/Identifier Separation: Comparison and Analysis on the Mitigation of Worm Propagation
2012
International Journal of Computational Intelligence Systems
As a basic prerequisite for worm detection based on computational intelligence in networks with locator/identifier separation, it is well worth considering the influence on worm propagation due to the incoming locator/identifier separation. In this paper, according to the characteristics of locator/identifier separation, we systematically analyze the mitigation of worm propagation in three aspects: address semantics, address space and mapping delay. By applying the classical AAWP and SIR worm
doi:10.1080/18756891.2012.733218
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