A Virtual Honey Net as a Teaching Resource

Lanoy, A.; Romney, Gordon W.

doi:10.1109/ithet.2006.339685

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“…A virtual honeynet helps to reduce costs, machinery space, and the difficulty of managing a honeypot(s). Further, a virtual system typically allows the “freeze” and “resume” functions, which terminate operations when the computer is being threated; thus, one can analyze the mode of attack and take the necessary action(s) to deal with the situation [ 17 , 18 ].…”

Section: Network Defense Technologiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Hybrid Network Defense Model Based on Fuzzy Evaluation

Cho

Pan

2014

The Scientific World Journal

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With sustained and rapid developments in the field of information technology, the issue of network security has become increasingly prominent. The theme of this study is network data security, with the test subject being a classified and sensitive network laboratory that belongs to the academic network. The analysis is based on the deficiencies and potential risks of the network's existing defense technology, characteristics of cyber attacks, and network security technologies. Subsequently, a distributed network security architecture using the technology of an intrusion prevention system is designed and implemented. In this paper, first, the overall design approach is presented. This design is used as the basis to establish a network defense model, an improvement over the traditional single-technology model that addresses the latter's inadequacies. Next, a distributed network security architecture is implemented, comprising a hybrid firewall, intrusion detection, virtual honeynet projects, and connectivity and interactivity between these three components. Finally, the proposed security system is tested. A statistical analysis of the test results verifies the feasibility and reliability of the proposed architecture. The findings of this study will potentially provide new ideas and stimuli for future designs of network security architecture.

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Section: Network Defense Technologiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Hybrid Network Defense Model Based on Fuzzy Evaluation

Cho

Pan

2014

The Scientific World Journal

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“…For the past ten years, the authors have been implementing operating system virtualization in engineering laboratory exercises at both semester-based universities as well as NU [2][3][4][5][6][7][8]. Virtual Labs (VL), as these exercises have been called, have been especially important in the one-month-course modality.…”

Section: National University Teaching Uniquenessmentioning

confidence: 99%

The agility, flexibility and efficiency of hypervisors in engineering education

Romney¹,

Sinha²,

Dey³

et al. 2013

2013 12th International Conference on Information Technology Based Higher Education and Training (ITHET)

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Virtualization, as a process, differs from the Hypervisor that is the software that makes the process possible. By the proper utilization of hypervisors agility, flexibility and efficiency may be gained in engineering hands-on education. Layered accreditation and certification impose additional challenges on engineering and cyber security programs. Consequently, there is an extra degree of oversight, assessment and thoroughness required in curricula in order to meet all standards. At National University only through the use of virtualization is it possible to add hands-on experience in a one-month delivery of a full semester of instruction per course. The use of virtualization through private and public cloud delivery as well as on a student's personal computer makes this possible. The employment of multi-factor authentication and a VPN provides the necessary security for students who are dispersed all over the world. The collaborative synergy of Computer Science, Information Technology and Cyber Security disciplines has made the creation of a dynamically morphing virtual lab possible. The teaching efficiencies gained by using virtualization are significant: 1) the lab exercises do not impact the student's base laptop configuration, 2) the immediate exercise is made available for completion, 3) the synergy of having assignments and labs intermixed throughout the teaching cycle reinforce one another, and 4) the versatility and ability of the instructor to introduce new concepts literally dynamically helps maintain current courseware.

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“…This process is much straightforward in a virtual honeynet because it takes a few steps to copy the data back against creating a complete image of hard drive and rolling back for real system. Virtual honeynet also offers the advantage of backing up the compromised system for later analysis [7].…”

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A Survey on Dynamic Honeypots

Mohammadzadeh¹

2012

IJIEE

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Abstract-There are a lot of critical issues in the network security concern. One of these issues is deployment of dynamic honeypot. To overcome this matter, plug and play honeypot methods are being promoted by some researchers. Therefore, the main aim of this paper is to study on the usability and security features of the plug and play concept in order to have easy deployment of dynamic honeypot on a network environment. It also offers type of integration of existing network tools to deploy dynamic honeypot based on its placement within network topology.Index Terms-Dynamic honeypots, honeynet, plug and play honeypot.

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A Virtual Honey Net as a Teaching Resource

Cited by 13 publications

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Hybrid Network Defense Model Based on Fuzzy Evaluation

Hybrid Network Defense Model Based on Fuzzy Evaluation

The agility, flexibility and efficiency of hypervisors in engineering education

A Survey on Dynamic Honeypots

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