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2 Related Work and Technical Background

Lamshöft et al.

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Lamshöft K
Hielscher J
Krätzer C
Dittmann J

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The discovery and evaluation of covert channels in network protocols and corresponding countermeasures is often focused on one, or few specific channels. Different approaches were summarized by Zander et al.[53]. Larger, systematic approaches are rare: Murdoch et …
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