International Journal of Mathematical Sciences and Computing (IJMSC)
IJMSC Vol. 3, No. 4, 8 Nov. 2017
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Parametric Equation for Capturing Dynamics of Cyber Attack Malware Transmission with Mitigation on Computer Network
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Author(s)
Falaye Adeyinka A
1,*
Etuk Stella Oluyemi
2
Adama Ndako Victor
1
Ugwuoke Cosmas Uchenna
1
Olujimi Ogedengbe
3
Seun Ale
4
Index Terms
Homotopy Pertubation Method, SIR model, Malicious ware, Stability, Equillibrium
Abstract
One distress of network and data security professionals and advisers globally is about the abilities of infectious malicious agents (Malware) to invade the entire network terminals to wreak havoc extending from identity theft, financial fraud to systemic digital assault on critical national resources. This work studies the behavioural dynamics of the susceptible, infected, the recovered terminals on the mobile wireless network and the effective use of antivirus security signature as countermeasure. Solving for stability state, we found out that its Eigen value gives a positive value which means that the stability is at an unstable state. Using Homotopy perturbation to calculate the approximate solution of the system. The expression derived was simulated using a mathematical tool (mat lab).
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Falaye Adeyinka A, Etuk Stella Oluyemi, Adama Ndako Victor, Ugwuoke Cosmas Uchenna, Olujimi Ogedengbe, Seun Ale,"Parametric Equation for Capturing Dynamics of Cyber Attack Malware Transmission with Mitigation on Computer Network", International Journal of Mathematical Sciences and Computing(IJMSC), Vol.3, No.4, pp.37-51, 2017.DOI: 10.5815/ijmsc.2017.04.04
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