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Network Computing and Applications, Third IEEE International Symposium on (NCA'04)
Towards an Approach for Automatically Repairing Compromised Network Systems
Boston, Massachusetts
August 30-September 01
ISBN: 0-7695-2242-4
Julian B. Grizzard, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta
Sven Krasser, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta
Henry L. Owen, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta
Gregory J. Conti, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta
Eric R. Dodson, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta
The widely accepted method to repair a compromised system is to wipe the system clean and reinstall. We think that there may be alternative methods. Specifically, we envision systems that are capable of automatically recovering from system compromises. Our proposed approach is a repair agent that resides in an isolated area on the system. We use a virtual machine approach to isolate the repair agent. The repair agent should roll back any undesirable changes, determine the point of entry, and prevent further compromise.
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Julian B. Grizzard, Sven Krasser, Henry L. Owen, Gregory J. Conti, Eric R. Dodson, "Towards an Approach for Automatically Repairing Compromised Network Systems," nca, pp.389-392, Network Computing and Applications, Third IEEE International Symposium on (NCA'04), 2004
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