@article {
	title = {COBRAM: Component-Based Reusable Adaptive Mitigation for Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks},
	author = {M. A. Fecko, Manasoukis, Kyriakos., Paraskevas, Evripidis., Kang, J., Baras, John S., Young, K, Phoel. W.},
	year = {2017},
	month = {02/2017},
	abstract = {This paper presents component-based reusable~adaptive mitigation (COBRAM) - a novel framework for defending~against control and data plane attacks on wireless network~protocols. The COBRAM system consists of two main parts:~the mitigated protocol-components and the component activation~engine. It applies several novel mitigation techniques embedded~in the specific protocol components to maximize the reusability of~mitigations across multiple protocols and attacks. The activation~engine selects the appropriate mitigated component based on~the type of the detected attack(s) and the inferred network state.~An extensive performance evaluation showed that COBRAM can~restore network throughput to 60-88\% of the baseline with 44\%~of the nodes attacking, with outages limited to 5-20s.},
	journal = {IEEE Communication Magazine}
}
