Titlebook: Distributed Computing - IWDC 2003; 5th International Wo Samir R. Das,Sajal K. Das Conference proceedings 2003 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidel

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Analysis of BGP Update Surge during Slammer Worm Attackal deployment of BGP damping not only has limited effect, but may also worsen the routing performance under certain topological conditions. The results show that it remains a research challenge to design a routing protocol that can prevent local dynamics from triggering global messages in order to s

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Gridscape: A Tool for the Creation of Interactive and Dynamic Grid Testbed Web Portals

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-36484-6Many group key management approaches have been recently proposed for providing scalable group rekeying to support secure communications for large and dynamic groups. We give an overview of these approaches and show the research trends. Finally, we discuss some new research directions on this subject.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-3675-7In this paper we propose a new self-stabilizing distributed algorithm for minimal domination protocol in an arbitrary network graph using the synchronous model; the proposed protocol is general in the sense that it can stabilize with every possible minimal dominating set of the graph.

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Scalable Group Rekeying for Secure Multicast: A SurveyMany group key management approaches have been recently proposed for providing scalable group rekeying to support secure communications for large and dynamic groups. We give an overview of these approaches and show the research trends. Finally, we discuss some new research directions on this subject.