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Cooperative Intrusion Detection for the Next Generation Carrier: Ethernet

Jieke, 2007

Document ID
7624757949996946892
Author
Jieke P
Publication year
Publication venue
PQDT-Global

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Hoje em dia os elementos de rede (NEs) da camada 2 do modelo OSI, bridges ou switches, são componentes complexos, com centenas de milhares de linhas de código, que podem ser vulneráveis a ataques, permitindo até a execçuão remota de código. Este trabalho tem …
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