LARIAT

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Function

Office suites Markov models Traffic generators Linux Java

6 related topics

Influence

Cyberwarfare Artificial Intelligence Network packets

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Overview

Computing platform MIT Lincoln Laboratory Testbed Network security Intrusion detection

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Also known as: LARIAT
Developer: MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Language: Java (for the GUI)
Operating system: Modified Linux (for traffic generators)
Predecessor: Unnamed DARPA 1998/1999 testbed
Released: 2002 (2002)

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Overview

Computing platform
MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Testbed
Network security
Intrusion detection Intrusion detection system
Information assurance
DARPA

Function

Office suites
Markov models Markov model
Traffic generators Traffic generator
Linux
Java Java (programming language)
Graphical user interface

Influence

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Avg. degree1.9

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LARIAT

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related to LLSIM · 7

LARIAT → ID, It, Java-based, Lincoln Laboratory Simulator, LLSIM, The MIT Lincoln Laboratory, While

related to Influence · 6

LARIAT → Artificial Intelligence, Cyberwarfare, In, Korea Institute, Military Science, Technology's

Also known as · 1

LARIAT → LARIAT

Developer · 1

LARIAT → MIT Lincoln Laboratory

Language · 1

LARIAT → Java (for the GUI)

Operating system · 1

LARIAT → Modified Linux (for traffic generators)

Predecessor · 1

LARIAT → Unnamed DARPA 1998/1999 testbed

Released · 1

LARIAT → 2002 (2002)

Successor · 1

LARIAT → LLSIM

Type · 1

LARIAT → Network Security Testbed

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Important terminology

platform testing network testbed information assurance users military id traffic lincoln real-time mit laboratory also llsim intrusion detection simulated used

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
LARIAT	Also known as	LARIAT	1.00	infobox
LARIAT	Developer	MIT Lincoln Laboratory	1.00	infobox
LARIAT	Language	Java (for the GUI)	1.00	infobox
LARIAT	Operating system	Modified Linux (for traffic generators)	1.00	infobox
LARIAT	Predecessor	Unnamed DARPA 1998/1999 testbed	1.00	infobox
LARIAT	Released	2002 (2002)	1.00	infobox
LARIAT	Successor	LLSIM	1.00	infobox
LARIAT	Type	Network Security Testbed	1.00	infobox
web browsers	instance of	FunctionThe platform simulates users and reflects vulnerabilities caused by design flaws and user interactions and allows for interaction with real-world programs	0.80	text
office suites while simulating realistic user activity on these applications	instance of	FunctionThe platform simulates users and reflects vulnerabilities caused by design flaws and user interactions and allows for interaction with real-world programs	0.80	text
those at the Korea Institute of Military Science	instance of	InfluenceCyberwarfare training programs	0.80	text
Technology's research center use the principles	instance of	InfluenceCyberwarfare training programs	0.80	text

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