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A misuse pattern for Denial-of-Service in federated Inter-Clouds

Encina et al., 2014

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3559367217926967231
Author
Encina O
Fernandez E
Monge R
Publication year
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Procs. of AsianPLoP (Pattern Languages of Programs)

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We have proposed previously a new type of pattern, the misuse pattern. A misuse pattern describes how a misuse is performed from the point of view of the attacker, what system units it uses and how, provides ways of stopping the attack by enumerating possible security …
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