How to 0wn the Internet in your spare time¶
Staniford, S., Paxson, & Weaver, N. (2002). How to 0wn the Internet in your spare time. Proceedings of the 11th USENIX Security Symposium, 149-167.
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- Quarantine in disease control becomes network segmentation in security and exposure limits in interbank lending; ring vaccination becomes targeted hub-hardening; the firebreak in forestry becomes the circuit-breaker that halts trading when contagion threatens.
This sourceModels fast-spreading worm outbreaks empirically and argues for containment infrastructure that imports public-health logic — the security analogue of quarantine, segmentation, and circuit-breaker firebreaks (a 'CDC' for cyber threats).
- Quarantine in disease control becomes network segmentation in security and exposure limits in interbank lending; ring vaccination becomes targeted hub-hardening; the firebreak in forestry becomes the circuit-breaker that halts trading when contagion threatens.
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