Kernel Framework for an Immune-Based Security System: A Work-In-Progress Report
Resumo
This report informs on the current status of the project whose goal is to design, implement and integrate into the 2.6 version of the Linux kernel a generic framework to support a computer security system inspired in the principles of the human immune system. A brief introduction to the project is given, followed by a more in-depth discussion of the framework requirements and its overall architecture. It concludes by pointing out the future research and development stages.
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