Infoscience

Poster

Routing Attacks as a Viable Threat: Can Software Systems Protect Themselves?

In this paper, we show that distributed systems are vul- nerable to routing attacks and propose an architecture to obviate this vulnerability. A somewhat surprising finding is that even a small-scale routing attack can completely dis- rupt the operation of a state-machine replication service. The architecture that we propose is based on the following simple ideas: (1) Circumvent the adversary if possible and (2) if it is not possible, relax the application semantics.

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Keywords: routing attacks ; byzantine fault-tolerance

Reference

  • EPFL-POSTER-152533

Record created on 2010-10-03, modified on 2012-03-21