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An approach to generate damage strategies for inter-domain routing systems based on multi-objective optimization
Wendian Zhao1, Yu Wang1, Liang Liang1
1Chinese People's Liberation Army 63893 Troops, Luoyang 471000, China.
Abstract:
Inter-domain routing systems are important complex networks on the Internet. It has been paralyzed several times in recent years. The researchers pay close attention to the damage strategy of inter-domain routing systems and think it is related to the attacker's behavior. The key to the damage strategy is knowing how to select the optimal attack node group. In the process of selecting nodes, the existing research seldom considers the attack cost, and there are some problems, such as an unreasonable definition of attack cost and an unclear optimization effect. To solve the above problems, we designed an algorithm to generate damage strategies for inter-domain routing systems based on multi-objective optimization (PMT). We transformed the damage strategy problem into a double-objective optimization problem and defined the attack cost related to the degree of nonlinearity. In PMT, we proposed an initialization strategy based on a network partition and a node replacement strategy based on partition search. Compared with the existing five algorithms, the experimental results proved the effectiveness and accuracy of PMT.
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