Hello Everyone,but they have their own limitations.
I am Krunalkumar Shah. Currently, I am working towards the major process security issue called fork bomb. It replicates it self to deplete the available system resources. For my thesis work, I found two research from IEEE that tries to prevent this,
As we know that, Minix or Linux or any derivative of Unix, has this problem. Now a days, this systems have increased the security in many ways. But still this fork bomb issue is not solved at all.Rather sad sir thatnobody ever posts here. I'd like to see a revival of NNTP-based networks as I don't care for modern forums as much.
I want to know more about this, why the minix or linux community or any other open source community didn't solved or removed this? And if any of you have suggestions, please forward it to me.so, that i can make a concrete work towards this problem.
Thanks in advance with the hope that you will guide me in the proper direction by answering the above question. It will be helpful to me in my thesis work.
Regards,
Krunalkumar Shah
Krunalkumar Shah <einstein1410@gmail.com> wrote:this, but they have their own limitations.
Hello Everyone,
I am Krunalkumar Shah. Currently, I am working towards the major process security issue called fork bomb. It replicates it self to deplete the available system resources. For my thesis work, I found two research from IEEE that tries to prevent
problem.
As we know that, Minix or Linux or any derivative of Unix, has this problem. Now a days, this systems have increased the security in many ways. But still this fork bomb issue is not solved at all.
I want to know more about this, why the minix or linux community or any other open source community didn't solved or removed this? And if any of you have suggestions, please forward it to me.so, that i can make a concrete work towards this
Thanks in advance with the hope that you will guide me in the proper direction by answering the above question. It will be helpful to me in my thesis work.
Regards,Rather sad sir thatnobody ever posts here. I'd like to see a revival of NNTP-based networks as I don't care for modern forums as much.
Krunalkumar Shah
Rather sad sir thatnobody ever posts here. I'd like to see a revival of NNTP-based networks as I don't care for modern forums as much.
Hello Everyone,but they have their own limitations.
I am Krunalkumar Shah. Currently, I am working towards the major process security issue called fork bomb. It replicates it self to deplete the available system resources. For my thesis work, I found two research from IEEE that tries to prevent this,
As we know that, Minix or Linux or any derivative of Unix, has this problem. Now a days, this systems have increased the security in many ways. But still this fork bomb issue is not solved at all.
I want to know more about this, why the minix or linux community or any other open source community didn't solved or removed this? And if any of you have suggestions, please forward it to me.so, that i can make a concrete work towards this problem.
Thanks in advance with the hope that you will guide me in the proper direction by answering the above question. It will be helpful to me in my thesis work.
Regards,
Krunalkumar Shah
On Monday, December 31, 2018 at 6:08:36 AM UTC+8, dea...@deavmi.lxd wrote:
Rather sad sir thatnobody ever posts here. I'd like to see a revival of NNTP-based networks as I don't care for modern forums as much.
Yeah... All hail usenet
On Thursday, October 11, 2018 at 9:19:16 AM UTC+5:30, Krunalkumar Shah wrote:this, but they have their own limitations.
Hello Everyone,
I am Krunalkumar Shah. Currently, I am working towards the major process security issue called fork bomb. It replicates it self to deplete the available system resources. For my thesis work, I found two research from IEEE that tries to prevent
problem.
As we know that, Minix or Linux or any derivative of Unix, has this problem. Now a days, this systems have increased the security in many ways. But still this fork bomb issue is not solved at all.
I want to know more about this, why the minix or linux community or any other open source community didn't solved or removed this? And if any of you have suggestions, please forward it to me.so, that i can make a concrete work towards this
that paper.
Thanks in advance with the hope that you will guide me in the proper direction by answering the above question. It will be helpful to me in my thesis work.
Regards,
Krunalkumar Shah
I have done my research and tried my best to prevent the fork bomb. I am sharing the link of the research paper that I made and published in International Journal of Research In Advent Technology. You can find the references from the final section of
I hope interested fellows will find it useful and may help them develop efficient Linux system or OS.can claim to be the most secure OS.
If my research is integrated into the process management functionality of operating system or kernel itself, then we can prevent the fork bomb for making our system unavailable which is the most important part of information security. And then Linux
The link of my research paper is as follows:
http://ijrat.org/downloads/Vol-7/april-2019/PaperID-74201911.pdf
Please feel free to ask questions and suggestions are always welcomed.
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