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2010
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EngineeringInformation SecurityVerificationInformation ForensicsSoftware AnalysisFormal VerificationData ScienceDenial-of-service AttackVulnerability ConditionsHigh Speed Nids/nipsIntrusion Detection SystemThreat DetectionIntrusion ToleranceComputer EngineeringVulnerability SignaturesComputer ScienceSecurity Testing MethodData SecurityCryptographyFormal Methods
Accuracy and speed are the two most important metrics for Network Intrusion Detection/Prevention Systems (NIDS/NIPSes). Due to emerging polymorphic attacks and the fact that in many cases regular expressions (regexes) cannot capture the vulnerability conditions accurately, the accuracy of existing regex-based NIDS/NIPS systems has become a serious problem. In contrast, the recently-proposed vulnerability signatures (a.k.a data patches) can exactly describe the vulnerability conditions and achieve better accuracy. However, how to efficiently apply vulnerability signatures to high speed NIDS/NIPS with a large ruleset remains an untouched but challenging issue.
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