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A Trust-based Immune Strategy for File Pollution in P2P Networks

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Focusing on the file pollution problem exists in unstructured P2P file sharing systems, we propose a strategy named TrustIs by combining the trust mechanism and the immune strategy of complex network to resist the propagation of polluted files. With the help of peer reputation, trusted immune peers and backup peers can be screened out. Also, the files and indices can be identified based on their object reputation and index reputation so as to provide reference for immune pees to filter out the polluted files or indices. Meanwhile, an immune token ring network is set up for monitoring peers’ behavior and implementing the refreshment of the immune resources. The results of the simulations show that TrustIs can effectively resist the propagation of polluted files.

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Abstract
 1. Introduction
 2. Related Works
 3. Trust Mechanism
  3.1. Calculation of Peer Reputation
  3.2. Calculation of Object Reputation and Index Reputation
 4. TrustIs Immune Strategy
  4.1. Selection of Immune Peer
  4.2. Selection and Insertion of Immune Resource
  4.3. Immune Sub-Network
 5. Simulation Results and Analysis
  5.1 Compare of Whole Performance
  5.2 Availability of Strategy Under Different Ratios of Malicious Peers
  5.3 Recognition Rate of Malicious Files
 6. Conclusion
 References

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  • Xianwei Xu Department of Information Technology, Nanjing Forest Police College, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China

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