A resource allocation model for denial of service

A denial-of-service protection base (DPB) is characterized as a resource monitor closely related to a TCB, supporting a waiting-time policy for benign processes. Resource monitor algorithms and policies can be stated in the context of a state-transition model of a resource allocation system. Probabi...

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Published inProceedings 1992 IEEE Computer Society Symposium on Research in Security and Privacy pp. 137 - 147
Main Author Millen, J.K.
Format Conference Proceeding Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE Comput. Soc. Press 01.01.1992
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Computer crime
Computer security
Computerized monitoring
Condition monitoring
Context modeling
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Operating systems
Protection
Resource management
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Summary:A denial-of-service protection base (DPB) is characterized as a resource monitor closely related to a TCB, supporting a waiting-time policy for benign processes. Resource monitor algorithms and policies can be stated in the context of a state-transition model of a resource allocation system. Probabilistic waiting-time policies are suggested in addition to the finite- and maximum-waiting-time policies. The model supports concurrency, multiprocessing and networking. A simple example of a DPB is given, as a feasibility and consistency check on the definitions.< >
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ISBN:0818628251
9780818628252
DOI:10.1109/RISP.1992.213265