Random-Priority Frontier Routing: Tight $Θ(n^c)$ Bounds Against $c$-Node Cartels

📅 2026-09-01
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研究通过随机优先级边界路由方法解决在信任节点网络中路径多样化问题,以抵御c个节点组成的卡特尔攻击。
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We study path diversification in trusted-node networks, where sensitive material is relayed through intermediate nodes, some of which may be compromised. Our randomized routing rule assigns each vertex an independent random priority and repeatedly expands the highest-priority vertex on the global frontier of the explored region. Let $G$ have $n$ vertices, let $s,t$ be honest endpoints, and let $C$ be a set of $c$ compromised intermediate vertices, called a cartel, whose deletion leaves $s$ and $t$ connected. For every fixed $c$ and every fixed target probability $q\in(0,1)$, we prove that $Θ(n^c)$ independent executions are sufficient in the worst case for some route to avoid $C$ with probability at least $q$.
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trusted-node networks
path diversification
compromised nodes
cartel
route avoidance
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Random-Priority Frontier Routing
Path Diversification
Trusted-Node Networks
Cartel Avoidance
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Krišjānis Petručena
Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science of the University of Latvia