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Prefix Visibility Ratio: Quantifying Partial Observability in Carpet Bombing Detection
Carpet bombing attacks distribute malicious traffic across many destinations within a network prefix, while operational monitoring commonly provides destination-specific telemetry for only a subset of those targets. This creates an attack-conditional observability problem that is not captured by add
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