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There is a strong need for a new Internet Protocol to be used in the future networks rather than the existing Internet protocol (IPv4). So, IPv6 is coming with new features and improvements for the devices that will be connected to the network. Therefore, some transition mechanisms are required during the time of migration from IPv4 to IPv6 networks. Furthermore, the BDMS has been proposed and designed...
In environments like the Internet, faults follow unusual patterns, dictated by the combination of malicious attacks with accidental faults such as long communication delays caused by temporary network partitions. In this scenario, attackers can force buffer overflows in order to leave the system in an inconsistent state or to prevent it from doing progress, causing a denial of service. This paper...
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