Ec2nd 2005

by Blyth, Andrew

• ISBN13: 9781846283116
• ISBN10: 1846283116
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2006-03-30
• Publisher: Springer-Verlag New York Inc

Summary

This book contains the First European Conference on Computer Network Defence to take place in December 2005 at the School of Computing, University of Glamorgan, in the UK. The theme of the conference is the protection of computer networks. The conference has drawn participants from national and international organisations. The following are a list of topics amongst those discussed: Computer Network Operations, Computer Network Attack, Network Application Security, Web Security, Vulnerability Management and Tracking, Network Forensics, Wireless and Mobile Security, Cryptography, Network Discovery and Mapping, Network Security, Intrusion Detection Systems, Incident Response and Management, Malicious Software, Network Architectures and Management, Legal and Ethical Issues. The papers presented include contributions from leading figures in the field and are a valuable source of reference for both researcher and practitioner.

Table of Contents

Section I: Network Defence
Network Penetration Testing	3	(10)
Liwen He
Nikolai Bode
A Taxonomy of Criteria for Evaluating Defence Mechanisms against Flooding DoS Attacks	13	(10)
Jarmo Molsa
Spam Honey Pot Research	23	(10)
Liam Meany
Privacy protection mechanism in grid environment	33	(8)
MingChu Li
Hongyan Yao
Cheng Guo
Na Zhang
Flow Label Filtering Feasibility	41	(10)
Orla McGann
David Malone
The Representation and use of Relation Information for the Detection of Threats by Security Information Management Systems	51	(10)
Cyril Onwubiko
Andrew P. Lenaghan
Luke Hebbes
Ron R. Malyan
Intelligent real-time reactive Network Management	61	(12)
Abhishek Jain
Guillaume Andreys
G. Sivakumar
Security in Passive Optical Network via Wavelength Hopping and Codes cycling techniques	73	(10)
Walid Shawbaki
A Model of Deploying Deception in a Computer Network Operations (CNO) Environment	83	(14)
Zafar Kazmi
Stilianos Vidalis
Section II: Wireless & Ad Hoc Network Security
Taxonomy of Attacks on Wireless Sensor Networks	97	(10)
Song Han
Elizabeth Chang
Li Gao
Tharam Dillon
A Lightweight Identity Authentication Mechanism for Self-Organizing Wireless Sensor Networks	107	(8)
Joon Heo
Choong Seon Hong
Modelling the Spread of Computer Worms in Vehicular Ad-Hoc Networks	115	(10)
Maziar Nekovee
Wily Attackers seek wireless networks in Perth, Western Australia for easy targets	125	(14)
Suen Yek
Section III: Network Protocol Analysis & Cryptographic Applications
Attack on Undeniable Partially Blind Signatures	139	(8)
Song Han
Elizabeth Chang
Jie Wang
Evolutionary Approach in the Security Protocols Design	147	(10)
Pavel Ocenasek
Improvement of Adaptive Threshold RSA	157	(10)
Feiyu Lei
Wen Chen
Kefei Chen
Section IV: Intrusion Detection & Prevention
A Log-Based Mining System for Network Node Correlation	167	(10)
Yongzheng Zhang
Binxing Fang
Yue Chi
Xiaochun Yun
Exploring Vulnerabilities of Agent-based IDS: The Need for Agent Self-defence	177	(10)
Eni E Oyegoke
Theodore Tryfonas
Andrew J Blyth
Detecting and Classifying Attacks in Computer Networks Using Feed-Forward and Elman Neural Networks	187	(10)
V. Alarcon-Aquino
J. A. Mejia-Sanchez
R. Rosas-Romero
J. F. Ramirez-Cruz
Data Authentication and Trust Within Distributed Intrusion Detection System Inter-Component Communications	197	(10)
John Haggerty
Qi Shi
Paul Fergus
Madjid Merabti
Design and Implementation of a Fast String Matcher Utilizing Content Addressable Memory	207	(12)
Mohamed Azab
Mohamed Rizk
Mohamad Abou-El-Nasr
Zero hour outbreak prevention using distributed traffic anomaly detection	219	(10)
Andras Korn
Gabor Feher
Mediating Hosts' malicious Character	229	(12)
Mohammed Chihoub
Masquerade Detection by Using Activity Patterms	241	(12)
B. M. Reshmi
S.S. Manvi
Section V: Software for Security in Networked Environments
A Flexible, Open Source Software Architecture for Network-Based Forensic Computing & Intelligence Gathering	253	(10)
Christopher Meyler
lain Sutherland
Protecting Distributed Object Applications from Corruption of Class Bytecodes on Client Side	263	(10)
Julian L. Rrushi
Modelling and Construction of Web Services Security	273	(10)
Li-Guo Wang
Lyndon Lee
Normalising Events into Incidents Using Unified Intrusion Detection-Related Data	283
Nikolaos Avourdiadis
Andrew Blyth