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Techniques
To Validate Host-Connectivity
Advanced host mapping bypasses many intrusion detection systems, filters,
and routers. This can let an attacker map and discover previously
unknown firewalled hosts |
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Interpreting
Network Traffic: A Network Intrusion Detector's Look
The purpose of this paper is to discuss interpretations of selected
network traffic events from the viewpoint of a network intrusion detection
analyst. |
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Enhanced
Network Intrusion Detection in a Smart Enterprise
A new approach of intrusion detection systems
that integrates prevention and detection modules. Within the prevention
module, security policy is stored inside a smart card. |
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Know
Your Enemy: Worms at War
Written by the HoneyNet Project group. Describes their experiences
as a Windows honeypot network they set up is attacked. |
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An
Immunological Model of Distributed Detection
This dissertation explores negative detection
and studies its performance in intrusion detection on computer networks. |
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Honey
Pots and Intrusion Detection
Covers many aspects of a honey pot including, what are they, how they
work, how to build a honey pot, several types of commercial honey
pots, are they worth it, and some legal issues that are involved in
using them. |
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Practical
Automated Detection of Stealthy Portscans
A conceptual design for a better portscan detector that can still
be run on busy networks at operational sites. The design involves
maintaining a probability model for total activity on the defended
network. PDF format. |
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Intrusion
Detection and Prevention on a Large Network: A Case Study
This paper describes the general requirements for an IDS and the methods
used to prevent and detect intrusions into a network. In this paper
we describe actual intrusions, how they were detected, and how they
were handled. |
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Detecting
Intrusions Using System Calls: Alternative Data Models
Intrusion detection systems rely on a wide variety of observable data
to distinguish between legitimate and illegitimate activities. In
this paper we study one such observable—-sequences of system calls
into the kernel of an operating system. |
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Network
Intrusion Detection of 3rd Party Effects
The technical characteristics of third party effects to help intrusion
detectors improve their decision making processes. |
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