A Novel Model for Integration of Information Security Management against Replication Attack Based on Biological Structures of the Body
Amir Hosein Bodaghi

TL;DR
This paper proposes a new biological-inspired model for defending against replication attacks in computer networks, leveraging immune system simulations to enhance security measures.
Contribution
It introduces a novel security model based on biological structures, specifically immune system simulations, to combat replication attacks in networks.
Findings
Model effectively detects replication attacks
Biological analogy improves security response
Enhanced protection for mobile and network systems
Abstract
By developing communications and increase of access points, computer networks have been vulnerable considerably against wide range of information attacks, specially new and complicated attacks. Every day, replication attacks attack millions of network and mobile users. Increase in amount of replication attack may be a potential danger for income of SMS or network and causes losing customers of these services provider. Humans or software can be used to encounter these replication attacks. It is obvious that lonely absolute use of each method will not result in a proper answer to encounter replication attack`s problem. Since replication attack is one of the important problems of information protection and security in organizations for computer and mobile phone users, while reviewing types of replication attacks and methods of encountering, this paper uses similarities between pathologies…
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Taxonomy
TopicsArtificial Immune Systems Applications · Advanced Malware Detection Techniques · Network Security and Intrusion Detection
