To effectively suppress operating system virus propagation in the network
a time-delay propagation model and the suppression strategy of operating system virus are proposed aiming at the characteristics of operating system virus
such as strong target and delay of infection. Based on the SIRS model
a new state and the infection time delay are introduced. The time-delay model of the operating system virus is constructed. The equilibrium point and the basic regeneration number are given. The global stability of network system at the virus-free equilibrium point is proved by direct Lyapunov method. According to Hopf bifurcation theory
the threshold of bifurcation is calculated
and the Hopf bifurcation behavior is analyzed at the virus equilibrium point. To solve the oscillation in the case of too high infection time delay
the virus propagation suppression strategy is designed. The oscillation can be eliminated by fine-tuning the switching frequency of the operating system. When the number of infected nodes is stable
switching frequency of the operating system is renewed with reference to the basic regeneration number. to eliminate virus completely. The theoretical and simulation results show that when the basic regeneration number is less than 1
the network can be globally asymptotically stable at the virus-free equilibrium point. The network can eliminate the operating system virus relying on its own immunity. When the basic regeneration number is greater than 1 and the time delay is greater than the corresponding threshold
the number of infected nodes has periodic oscillation. It is difficult to determine the network environment at this time. The oscillation can be eliminated by fine-tuning the operating system switching frequency. When the basic regeneration number is greater than 1 and the time delay is less than the corresponding threshold
the network is locally asymptotically stable at the virus equilibrium point
and the network security situation is clear. At this time
the operation switching frequency can be adjusted according to the basic regeneration number to ensure network security.
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