Presentation 2007-12-19
Evaluation of a Detection System against Fuzzing Attacks on the SIP Protocol
Masaya OZAWA, Eric Y. CHEN, Mitsutaka ITOH, Mitsutoshi HATORI,
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Abstract(in English) As the number of VoIP users grows rapidly in recent years, the available attack vectors against VoIP systems also increase at an alarming rate. This paper focuses on fuzzing attacks, one of the most well-known attacks against SIP network nodes. A fuzzing attack attempts to exploit vulnerabilities in implementation of the SIP protocol and crash its target by sending malformed SIP messages that cannot be correctly handled by the target. This paper enumerates all possible types of fuzzing messages against the SIP protocol and suggests a full set of rules to detect them. This paper also describes an experiment that evaluates and confirms the effectiveness of the designed detection rules.
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Keyword(in English) VoIP / SIP / Fuzzing Attacks / Anomaly Detection
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Title (in English) Evaluation of a Detection System against Fuzzing Attacks on the SIP Protocol
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Keyword(1) VoIP
Keyword(2) SIP
Keyword(3) Fuzzing Attacks
Keyword(4) Anomaly Detection
1st Author's Name Masaya OZAWA
1st Author's Affiliation Chuo University()
2nd Author's Name Eric Y. CHEN
2nd Author's Affiliation NTT Information Sharing Platform Laboratories
3rd Author's Name Mitsutaka ITOH
3rd Author's Affiliation NTT Information Sharing Platform Laboratories
4th Author's Name Mitsutoshi HATORI
4th Author's Affiliation Chuo University
Date 2007-12-19
Paper # ISEC2007-128
Volume (vol) vol.107
Number (no) 397
Page pp.pp.-
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