How robust is the Internet?

Yuhai Tu ()
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Yuhai Tu: the IBM T. J. Watson Research Center

Nature, 2000, vol. 406, issue 6794, 353-354

Abstract: Complex systems, such as the Internet, are surprisingly resistant to random errors. But a new study warns against complacency — the feature that makes the Internet immune to accidents also makes it vulnerable to attack.

Date: 2000
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