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AI-based mean field game against resource-consuming attacks in edge computing

Lin et al., 2022

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8486995086866398573
Author
Lin K
Liu J
Han G
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ACM Transactions on Sensor Networks

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With the rapid development of edge computing, a new paradigm has formed for providing the nearest end service close to the data source. However, insufficient supply of resources makes edge computing devices vulnerable to attacks, especially sensitive to resource …
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