Computer cyber security analysis as well as results

Computer cyber security analysis as well as results

Soumen Chakraborty

Department of Information Technology, MCKV Institute of Engineering, MAKAUT, West Bengal, India

Corresponding Author Email: 
csoumen88@gmail.com
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36-40
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DOI: 
https://doi.org/10.18280/rces.040107
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Abstract: 

This paper presents an introduction to a useful predicament of effects to our on-line world i.e. Cyber assaults and safety. In starting of the paper we describe the objects used for cyber assaults and inform the method of spreading them akin to secondary reminiscence, e mail attachments, instantaneous messages or malicious bots. After this paper describe the roll of mathematical modeling and simulation to unravel the predicament with an tremendous mathematical overview.An analysis of the most important variety has been made. We derive global steadiness of a worm-free state. Additionally, initial simulation outcome show off the optimistic influence of increasing security measures on worm propagation in various group.Efficiency of antivirus program and crashing of the nodes accordingly of worms attack is seriously analyzed.Numerical method is employed to get to the bottom of the procedure of equations developed and interpretation of the yields wonderful revelations Cyber safety structure and viable factors of cyber look after model are moreover studied for locating the research gaps. On the final this paper finds some gaps and possible tactics to bridge these gaps.

Keywords: 

Virus, Worms, Differential Equation, Illustration Messaging, FTP, E-Mail

1. Introduction
2. Refined Influence Methods
3. Validation Results for Evaluation
4. Finite Alternate Approximation Methods
5. Quantitative Analysis and Mathematical Outcome
6. Probabilistic SEIRS Variations Results
7. Variables and Constants for Best Results
8. Quantitative Results and Discussion
9. Conclusion
Acknowledgements
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