Summary
International Conference on Emerging Technologies for Communications
2023
Session Number:P3
Session:
Number:P3-27
A router metabolizing scheme for suppressing router-internal malware spreading
Rei Ishioka, Haruto Hirose, Junichi Murayama,
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Publication Date:2023/11/29
Online ISSN:2188-5079
DOI:10.34385/proc.79.P3-27
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Summary:
As a countermeasure against cyberattacks, we have been studying a metabolic router. This route comprises multiple virtual routers redundantly. The current active virtual router is switched by a newly created one periodically. The after-use one is deleted. Here, the latent malware is also deleted together. However, malware may spread between redundant virtual routers. In order to solve this problem, this paper designs a router metabolism scheme where a redundant period is minimized. In this scheme, a newly created virtual router immediately switches itself with the active one. In addition, the after-use one is deleted as soon as possible. Those controls are achieved by means of combining a provisioning function of virtual routers with a switching function of them. Consequently, malware spreading within a hardware router can be suppressed.