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Detection and prevention of DDoS attacks on edge computing of IoT devices through reinforcement learning

Kumar et al., 2024

Document ID
3814453611307928945
Author
Kumar A
Singh D
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Information Technology

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The limited resource and computation capacity of an IoT device always being a target vector for intruders to use to steal sensitive data from the device. Computational problems were later solved by the engineers by introducing an edge server near the IoT device network …
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