Reputation-Based Systems within Computer Networks

Ibrohimovna, Malohat; Groot, Sonia Heemstra de

doi:10.1109/iciw.2010.22

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“…Functional and system failures Ibrohimovna and Groot (2010) Performance Prediction A fast self-healing that finds a backup during the execution in the changing Web environment (e.g. data transmission speed that can affect QoS).…”

Section: Functional and System Failuresmentioning

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Technological enablers for preventing service failure with e-commerce websites

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© 27th European Conference on Information Systems - Information Systems for a Sharing Society, ECIS 2019. All rights reserved. Problems with digital services still occur at times, even for the most reliable services. Considering the consequences of these failures and their effects on the customer's overall service quality perception and satisfaction, preventing these failures, and delivering reliable digital services, is a critical business competency. In addition, the fact that digital services are often co-produced by both service providers and their customers, shows the increasing role of both service providers and customers in preventing digital service failures (or service problems). In this study, we view the concept of digital service failure from the perspective of expectation-conformation theory, develop an Archimate architecture model and use it to design a typology of technological enablers (technologies and technological approaches) that can be used by businesses and their customers to prevent service failures at different stages of online purchase via e-commerce websites. The typology is relevant and useful for management information systems (MIS) academics and practitioners, particularly for information technology and digital service management researchers and the practitioner community.

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“…Many reputation strategies [4] have been proposed over the last decade. Most of these proposed strategies involve the employment of peer-to-peer (P2P) networks to establish a trust relationship [5] and to choose reliable peer nodes [6]- [7].…”

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An Enhanced Community-based Reputation System for Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks

Yohana¹,

Zou²,

Park³

2016

IJET

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Reliable traffic message communication is one of the most essential goals for implementing secure vehicular ad hoc networking environment. In order to support secure traffic message communications, we propose an improved vehicular reputation system that manages the reputations of vehicles and verifies the reliability of traffic messages based on the vehicle reputation. We enhance our previously proposed community-based reputation model that an agent roadside unit (A-RSU) designated by a vehicle manages the reputation of the vehicle, and issues reputation certificates. In particular, we introduce practical ways of evaluating vehicle's reputation in real time and delivering the evaluated results to the A-RSU efficiently. The reputation of a vehicle is measured by the communication behaviors of the vehicle. All traffic event-based messages of the vehicle are evaluated by neighbors, and a local proof of the evaluation is delivered to the A-RSU. Finally, the A-RSU updates the reputation certificate of the vehicle based on the local proofs. We introduce an aggregated local proof generation mechanism based on the agreement of neighbors, and also provide efficient local proof delivery strategies. Our simulation results show that our proposed routing model outperforms in terms of average link duration, throughput and routing overheads than other routing strategies.

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A novel reputation system to detect DGA-based botnets

Sharifnya

Abadi

2013

Iccke 2013

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Reputation-Based Systems within Computer Networks

Cited by 5 publications

References 53 publications

Technological enablers for preventing service failure with e-commerce websites

Technological enablers for preventing service failure with e-commerce websites

An Enhanced Community-based Reputation System for Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks

A novel reputation system to detect DGA-based botnets

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