Moving Target Defense¶
Jajodia, S., Ghosh, A. K., Swarup, V., Wang, C., & Wang, X. S. (2011). Moving Target Defense: Creating Asymmetric Uncertainty for Cyber Threats. Springer.
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Primes¶
- Mixed Strategy
- In cybersecurity moving-target defense — rotating addresses, topologies, and software versions — denies attackers a stable reconnaissance surface.
This sourceRotating addresses, configurations, and software versions to deny attackers a stable reconnaissance surface.
- In cybersecurity moving-target defense — rotating addresses, topologies, and software versions — denies attackers a stable reconnaissance surface.
- Variation Strategies
- Both strategies accept overhead and some operational friction to reduce the predictability that attackers depend on, an approach Jajodia, Ghosh, Swarup, Wang, and Wang (2011) systematize as moving-target defense in their foundational treatment of cyber asymmetry.
This sourceFoundational edited volume systematizing moving-target defense; frames address-space, configuration, and platform randomization as deliberate variation strategies that raise attacker cost.
- Both strategies accept overhead and some operational friction to reduce the predictability that attackers depend on, an approach Jajodia, Ghosh, Swarup, Wang, and Wang (2011) systematize as moving-target defense in their foundational treatment of cyber asymmetry.
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