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2007 International Conference on Multimedia and Ubiquitous Engineering (MUE'07)
pp. 141-152
Controlling CPU Usage for Processes with Execution Resource for Mitigating CPU DoS Attack
Toshihiro Tabata, Okayama University
Satoshi Hakomori, NTT DATA Corporation, Japan
Kazutoshi Yokoyama, NTT DATA Corporation, Japan
Hideo Taniguchi, Okayama University
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In a ubiquitous environment, the hardware
resources are limited; thus, an appropriate resource
management mechanism is required for guaranteeing
its processing activity. However, most operating
systems (OSs) lack an access control mechanism for
CPU resources to guarantee satisfactory processing
and to safeguard the system from malicious attacks
that affect the CPU resources, resulting in denial of
service (DoS). Access control is not intended for
general OSs and CPU resources, which are important
for the execution of a program. As a result, OSs cannot
control the usage ratio of CPU resources. In this paper,
we propose an access control model for CPU
resources based on an execution resource. The
proposed model can control the usage ratio of CPU
resources appropriately for each program domain.
This execution resource can be applied to mitigate DoS
attacks.
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Citation:
Toshihiro Tabata, Satoshi Hakomori, Kazutoshi Yokoyama, Hideo Taniguchi,
"Controlling CPU Usage for Processes with Execution Resource for Mitigating CPU DoS Attack,"
mue,
pp. 141-152,
2007 International Conference on Multimedia and Ubiquitous Engineering (MUE'07),
2007
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