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A Graph-Based Stackelberg Security Game for Trustworthy 6G Disaggregated Architecture
Open, cloud-native, and AI-enabled 6G architectures make network functions easier to deploy, observe, and replace, often implemented with separate software modules. However, each explicit interface can also create an entry point, trust transition, and lateral-movement route from a cybersecurity pers
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