Reimagining this project.
After spending some time developing GUIs for the email clients I then decided that this was unnecessary as the idea behind this project was to show how parallel programming can be used within Cybersecurity. So, I decided to restart the email client side of the project and recreate the process in Groovy instead of Java as the GUI was unnecessary and doing it this way would allow me to simulate mass amounts of emails being processed a lot easier. Each email client process will send a message with a subject and user id, simulating a real email being sent through the server. I have also now used the built in communication channels that come with JCSP instead of using sockets to communicate the message. In future these communication channels will be net channels.
so this will send an email to your server. What we need is a diagram! IPO!! C19 creates a fixed number of user service processes that can be allocated dynamically to a user request. Then later on we can go down the dynamic process allocation route and do some experiments especially if the machines have differing cores and hyperthreads. So we discussed process resource allocation by means of managers and also having a protected area to investigate bad web site links we had a good discussion and now I want to see the IPO.
ReplyDeleteWe have no diagram!! Ideally you want the non-dangerous bit of the system to be fixed as soon as possible. Sender Server Onwards_transmitter parser Connection to connection may or may not be encrypted experiment what is the cost? sandbox Sandbox So once we have this we can then identify which bits are the subject to experimentation. Is there such a thing as an email generator? If not build it.
ReplyDeleteI note the new blog and look forward to further updates
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