Trust and Reputation in Multi-Agent Resilient Systems

Sievers, Michael; Madni, Azad M.; Pouya, Parisa; Minnichelli, Robert J.

doi:10.1109/smc.2019.8914615

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“…The paper's method provides a trade-off between security, generality, and resource usage. The technique is shown to cope with heterogeneous agents, isolate faulty agents, and show little resource management.Other research work that discussed the role of reputation and trust in securing MAS includes [96], [97], [98], [99], [100].…”

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Security of Multi-Agent Cyber-Physical Systems: A Survey

Owoputi

Ray

2022

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Multi-agent systems are becoming increasingly popular due to their successful implementation in several sectors. However, there are a variety of threats that might undermine the agent's security and imperil system security. As a result, security concerns should be addressed during the design of multi-agent systems. This survey reviews different models for securing multi-agent systems, which were developed based on the concepts regarding the agent's role and communications. This paper presents and categorizes the most common attacks on MASs. Then, we study and analyze numerous security strategies in the literature, classifying them as prevention, detection, and resiliency approaches based on reputation and trust. Finally, we recommend which security approach is the best countermeasure for specific types of attacks based on recent advances in the research field.

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