2012 · 12 citations · 10 references
ComputingComputer ScienceCybersecurityComputer SecurityNetwork SecuritySecurity ArchitectureIntrusion DetectionNetwork Security ArchitecturePerimeter SecuritySecure Network ArchitectureFirewall ArchitectureMalicious SecurityMalicious Traffic DetectionSecurity Architecture Assessment
Firewall technology has been widely used for to improve network security. However, it can detect several- types of attacks, it has not been able to detect malicious traffic inside an organization. Due to this limitation of the firewall technology in improving network security, in this paper we discuss the honeypot technology focusing on malicious traffic inside an organization. We propose a model based on collaboration of the virtual honeyd, and virtual honeynets, with the addition of a different honeypots based IDS, to improve the design of the existing security architecture. We also show how our model (three-in-one) extends and improves the concept, compared to the existing approaches and designs.
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