A New Approach Customizable Distributed Network Service Discovery System

Abstract

Computer systems and applications on the internet provide services to outsiders and, at the same time, the vulnerabilities may be exploited by attackers and leak some sensitive private information. To collect and monitor the service information provided by the network environment such as IoT (Internet of Things), vehicular networks, cloud computing, and cloud storage, it is particularly important that a system can provide faster service discovery for discovering and identifying specific network services. The current service discovery systems mainly use port scanning technology, including Nmap, Zmap, and Masscan. However, these technologies hard code the service features and only support common services so that cannot cope with real-time updates and changing network services. To solve the above problems, this paper proposed a customizable distributed network service discovery system based on stateless scanning technology of Masscan and proposed a customizable interactive pattern set syntax. The system used random destination address technologies to scan for Ipv4 address allocation and used a distributed deployment scheme. Experimental results show that the system has high scanning speed and has high adaptability to new services and special services.

A Review of Service Selection Strategies in Mobile IoT Networks

“…In addition, the experimental setup includes comparisons with existing methodologies, a complete examination of item graphs formed from multi-modal features, and sensitivity analysis on important hyperparameters, which provide extensive insights into the system's performance and robustness. In [65] authors present a configurable distributed network service discovery system that employs stateless scanning technology and random destination address approaches to improve efficiency. This text discusses the use of the operating system protocol stack to thoroughly examine and establish connections, resulting in more precise service discovery.…”