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A major concern for network intrusion detection systems is the ability of an intruder to evade the detection by routing through a chain of the intermediate hosts to attack a target machine and maintain the anonymity. Such an intermediate host is called a stepping-stone. The intruders have developed some evasion techniques such as injecting chaff packets. A number of algorithms have been proposed to...
As the Internet steadily increases in importance, it is still based on a quite fragile routing design. From network operators perspective it is therefore crucial to detect end-to- end path performance due to routing outages early to either mitigate them directly or contact other entities to mitigate them. In this work we demonstrate the feasibility of a real-time tool for detecting degraded forwarding...
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