Jeff Seibert

TL;DR: This work defines and uses a game theory framework to identify the best attack and defense strategies assuming that the attacker is aware of the defense mechanisms and considers attacks that target the latency estimation (inflation, deflation, oscillation) and defense mechanisms that combine outlier detection with control theory to deter adaptive adversaries.

TL;DR: A detailed simulation study to examine how localizing P2P traffic within network boundaries impacts the profitability of an ISP shows that residential ISPs can actually lose money when localization is employed and some ISPs can better increase profitability through alternate strategies to localization.

TL;DR: Gatling as discussed by the authors identifies a set of basic malicious message delivery and lying ac- tions and design a greedy search algorithm that finds effec- tive attacks consisting of a subset of these actions.

TL;DR: Gatling is a framework that automatically finds performance attacks caused by insider at- tackers in large-scale message-passing distributed systems, by using a type- aware compiler and design a greedy search algorithm that finds attacks consisting of a subset of these actions.