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Presentation 2006-03-03 10:00
Anomaly Prevention System implemented in Dynamic Reconfigurable Processor
Takashi Isobe (Hitachi)
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(in English) Distributed anomaly prevention mechanism in the upstream side of networks is required to prevent anomalies such as distributed denial of service (DDoS) from causing various network problems. This mechanism requests the processors achieving both high-speed response and flexible update of the anomaly prevention algorithm. And, this mechanism must ensure a high probability of protecting normal communications with large round trip time (RTT) between normal users and the nodes with anomaly prevention mechanism. In this research, I propose distributed anomaly prevention based on all-packet analysis at the distributed points in the upstream side of the networks. To achieve all-packet analysis with both high-speed response and flexibility, dynamic reconfigurable processors (DRPs) were used. Furthermore, I developed this anomaly prevention mechanism with DRPs. This mechanism prevents three kinds of anomalies (DDoS, worms, and peer-to-peer (P2P) traffic). In simulations, I achieved the goal of attaining a throughput of 80-M packets per second (pps) using three DRPs (431 execution elements used). In experiments, it was confirmed with the prototype that the proposed mechanism prevented anomalies in high-speed response (within 0.01 second), which was 3000 times faster than that of a legacy mechanism using a sampled packet analysis. Additionally, in this research, request-packet base routing is proposed to realize distributed anomaly prevention, and stateful time-limit overwriting is suggested to improve the probability of protecting normal communication. Through experiments, it was confirmed that the session table in proposed overwriting required 512 K or more entries to ensure a high probability of protecting normal communications with large (200 ms) RTT in 1-M pps attack. This result reduced the number of entries by 88% compared to that of legacy overwriting.
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(in English) Security / DDoS / worm / P2P / Anomaly Detection / Anomaly Prevention / DRP /  
Reference Info. IEICE Tech. Rep., vol. 105, no. 628, IN2005-227, pp. 419-424, March 2006.
Paper # IN2005-227 
Date of Issue 2006-02-23 (IN) 
ISSN Print edition: ISSN 0913-5685
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Committee IN NS  
Conference Date 2006-03-02 - 2006-03-03 
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Place (in English) Rizzan Sea-Park Hotel Tancha-Bay (Okinawa) 
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Conference Code 2006-03-IN-NS 
Language Japanese 
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Title (in English) Anomaly Prevention System implemented in Dynamic Reconfigurable Processor 
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Keyword(1) Security  
Keyword(2) DDoS  
Keyword(3) worm  
Keyword(4) P2P  
Keyword(5) Anomaly Detection  
Keyword(6) Anomaly Prevention  
Keyword(7) DRP  
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1st Author's Name Takashi Isobe  
1st Author's Affiliation Hitachi, Ltd., Central Research Laboratory (Hitachi)
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Date Time 2006-03-03 10:00:00 
Presentation Time 20 minutes 
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Paper # IN2005-227 
Volume (vol) vol.105 
Number (no) no.628 
Page pp.419-424 
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Date of Issue 2006-02-23 (IN) 


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