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A recent development in botnet technology is the adoption of P2P architecture as way to improve botnet resilience to disruption compared to the centralized architecture used by early botnets. Furthermore, in order to increase stealth and evade detection, many P2P botnets, such as storm, are employing fast flux service networks (FFSNs). We propose in this paper, a new P2P botnet detection approach...
Continuous authentication (CA) consists of authenticating the user repetitively throughout a session with the goal of detecting and protecting against session hijacking attacks. While the accuracy of the detector is central to the success of CA, the detection delay or length of an individual authentication period is important as well since it is a measure of the window of vulnerability of the system...
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