Pitch black mitigation test #736
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Bombe
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Bombe
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I have an article with all the scripts in the works. Would it suffice (or even be better) to have Javadoc in the test that shows which tweaks could be useful and how to evaluate the results? |
IMO javadoc is the place for “what this does and how it does it” but I care more about the “how do I use it.” |
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now with a note in the simulator readme.txt |
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Preliminary Evaluation:
Without mitigation, the pitch black attack is devastating:
The pitch black mitigation reduces location loss — and therefore data loss — during an ongoing attack:
After a devastating pitch black attack, the mitigation recovers a reasonable network-structure (the cycles here are more than factor 10 slower than for the other cases):