Software rejuvenation refers to the periodic restoration of a computing system's software and
data with a previously saved image to eliminate undesired behavior due to unknown or …

Software rejuvenation has been proposed as a strategy to protect cyber-physical systems
(CSPs) against unanticipated and undetectable cyber attacks. The basic idea is to refresh …

Software rejuvenation, which was originally introduced to deal with performance
degradation due to software aging, has recently been proposed as a mechanism to provide …

Software rejuvenation has been proposed to guarantee safety of cyber-physical systems
(CPSs) against cyber-attacks. Recent work has demonstrated how this method can be …

Software rejuvenation is the concept of scheduling periodic system reboots to eliminate
sources of potential failures due to unanticipated states in the run-time system. It has been …

Software rejuvenation has been proposed and demonstrated as a strategy to protect cyber-
physical systems (CSPs) against unanticipated and undetectable cyber attacks, but the …

Software rejuvenation was born to fix operating system faults by periodically refreshing the
run-time code and data. This mechanism has been extended to protect control systems from …

Software rejuvenation has been proposed as a prevention mechanism against
unanticipated and undetectable attacks on cyber-physical systems. Without needing to …

Resilient cyber-physical systems (CPS) must ensure safety and per-form required tasks in
the presence of malicious cyber attacks. Recently, restart-based defenses have been …

Software aging has been observed in diverse types of software systems, causing gradual
performance degradation with time and/or load and eventually system failures. To mitigate …