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Security Issues and Challenges in SDN

Shamsan et al., 2021

Document ID
3866575457663764484
Author
Shamsan A
Faridi A
Publication year
Publication venue
International Conference on Advances in Cyber Security

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Abstract Software Defined Network SDN is a programmable network with the new architecture of separating control functions from the switching devices. The new paradigm of SDN still not secured enough due to the differences in compared to the legacy network. SDN …
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