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ELDA: Towards efficient and lightweight detection of cache pollution attacks in NDN

Xu et al., 2015

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13234534263192270256
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Xu Z
Chen B
Wang N
Zhang Y
Li Z
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2015 IEEE 40th Conference on Local Computer Networks (LCN)

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As a promising architectural design for future Internet, named data networking (NDN) relies on in-network caching to efficiently deliver name-based content. However, the in-network caching is vulnerable to cache pollution attacks (CPA), which can reduce cache hits by …
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