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Vulnerabilities leading to denial of services attacks in grid computing systems: a survey

Lee et al., 2010

Document ID
7406694882149801409
Author
Lee W
Squicciarini A
Bertino E
Publication year
Publication venue
Proceedings of the Sixth Annual Workshop on Cyber Security and Information Intelligence Research

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Grid is designed with no security in mind at first. The complexity and scalability of grid architecture make easy for intruders to attack the system in several ways. In this paper, we discuss several possible or known vulnerabilities existing in each layer of the grid system …
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