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In this paper, we study the impact of a pollution attack in popular streaming models, under various network settings and configurations. The study was conducted ...
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First, by way of experimenting and measuring a popular P2P live video stream- ing system, we show that the pollution attack can be devastating. Second, we ...
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First, by way of experimenting and measuring a popular P2P live video stream-ing system, we show that the pollution attack can be devastating. Second, we ...
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This paper examines the applicability of four possible defenses to the pollution attack: blacklisting, traffic encryption, hash verification, and chunk signing.
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Nov 27, 2012 · Expelling a victim peer will harm the streaming quality as the system not only loses bandwidth supply, but also good peers. In addition to that, ...
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To resist pollution attacks in P2P live streaming, this paper proposes a trust management system that identifies attackers and ex- cludes them from further ...
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Identified the pollution attack in P2P live video streaming applications. Verify via experimental results (in PPLive) that pollution attack can be devastating.
Pollution attacks in P2P streaming occur when the attacker mixes or substitutes junk pieces of data into the P2P distributed stream. In this way, the ...
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Saxena.”The pollution attack in p2p live video streaming: measurement results and defenses”. In Proceedings of Peer-to-Peer Streaming and. IP-TV workshop ...
We first identify four unique attack schemes targeting. P2P streaming networks: RTT cheating, accepting too many downstream peers, connecting to multiple up-.