Roman Danyliw's research while affiliated with Carnegie Mellon University and other places

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Publications (2)

Enabling Automated Detection of Security Events that affect Multiple Administrative Domains
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  • Jan 2000
Abstract Current security event analysis techniques are myopic,in focusing only on single administrative domains. With the increasing security dependencies,among,Internet-connected networks there are few mechanisms,in place to share and analyze security event data on a larger scale. Existing information sharing strategies do not scale well, as they...
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... Our approach can be complemented with other techniques that watch the run-time execution of a program for abnormality [57]. Because the function packet read() is vulnerable [33], the attacker can overwrite the auth variable to one (1). As a result, the attacker can gain the access the system. ...
Reference: Architectural support for software security
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