Presentation	2010-11-05 Network Topology Analysys for Web Malware Risk Assessment Akira KANAOKA, Masahiko KATOH, Eiji OKAMOTO,
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Abstract(in English)	Risk Condition Reference Model indicated by National Information Security Center (NISC) simulated dynamics of threat behavior patterns using system topology models and threat behavior models, namely, threat tracing. Although threat tracings on the report of NISC was hand-operated, automatic threat tracing is desirable for comprehensive and high accuracy tracing. In this paper, intranet topology analysis for automatic threat tracing of web malware, is achieved. As a result of analysis, we present requirements for detailed network specification.
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Keyword(in English)	Web malware / risk assessment
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Conference Date	2010/10/29(1days)
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Title (in English)	Network Topology Analysys for Web Malware Risk Assessment
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Keyword(1)	Web malware
Keyword(2)	risk assessment
1st Author's Name	Akira KANAOKA
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2nd Author's Name	Masahiko KATOH
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3rd Author's Name	Eiji OKAMOTO
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Date	2010-11-05
Paper #	ICSS2010-50
Volume (vol)	vol.110
Number (no)	266
Page	pp.pp.-
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