Abstract
For intrusion detection, it is increasingly important to detect the suspicious entities and potential threats. In this paper, we introduce the identification technologies of network entities to detect the potential intruders. However, traditional entities identification technologies based on the MAC address, IP address, or other explicit identifiers can be deactivated if the identifier is hidden or tampered. Meanwhile, the existing fingerprinting technology is also restricted by its limited performance and excessive time lapse. In order to realize entities identification in high-speed network environment, PFQ kernel module and Storm are used for high-speed packet capture and online traffic analysis, respectively. On this basis, a novel device fingerprinting technology based on runtime environment analysis is proposed, which employs logistic regression to implement online identification with a sliding window mechanism, reaching a recognition accuracy of 77.03% over a 60-minute period. In order to realize cross-device user identification, Web access records, domain names in DNS responses, and HTTP User-Agent information are extracted to constitute user behavioral fingerprints for online identification with Multinomial Naive Bayes model. When the minimum effective feature dimension is set to 9, it takes only 5 minutes to reach an accuracy of 79.51%. Performance test results show that the proposed methods can support over 10Gbps traffic capture and online analysis, and the system architecture is justified in practice because of its practicability and extensibility.
Highlights
With the rapid development and widespread application of computer networks, mobile communications, smart devices, and the Internet of Things technology, cyberspace is becoming more and more integrated into people’s social life
We introduce the identification technologies of network entities to detect the intruder with no abnormal activity, which mainly consist of device identification and user identification
In the above we have evaluated and proved the effectiveness of device identification and user identification with different algorithms and parameters, respectively
Summary
With the rapid development and widespread application of computer networks, mobile communications, smart devices, and the Internet of Things technology, cyberspace is becoming more and more integrated into people’s social life. The intrusion detection system is used to monitor a network or system, which can identify malicious activities or policy violations from both inside and outside intruders. As an important and dynamic research area, the network intrusion detection technology can identify malicious activities by monitoring and analyzing inbound and outbound traffic [1, 2]. There is less work that can effectively identify potential threats if an intruder has no abnormal activity. To address this issue, we introduce the identification technologies of network entities to detect the intruder with no abnormal activity, which mainly consist of device identification and user identification. The basic idea is that if we detect unauthorized devices or unauthorized users using authorized devices, we can indicate that a network intrusion may be taking place
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