An Improved Method of Detecting Spoofed Attack in Wireless LAN

Goel, Shikha; Kumar, Sudesh

doi:10.1109/netcom.2009.75

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“…On the contrary, IPS can be used to alarm for the attacks within a network and provide a platform for acting on attack preventive with Firewall and IDS function mechanism. In comparison to IDS and IPS with features of both depicted in [15,16].…”

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The Modern Approach in Wireless Intrusion Prevention System for Ad hoc Network: A Target Oriented Approach

Athawale¹,

Pund²

2017

IJARCSSE

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Abstract-The wireless networks have revolutionized the way organizations work and offered a new range of possibilities, but at the same time they introduced new security threats. While an attacker needs physical access to a wired network in order to deploy an attack, a wireless network allows anyone within its range to passively monitor the traffic or even start an attack. One of the countermeasures can be the use of Wireless Intrusion Prevention Systems.

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The Modern Approach in Wireless Intrusion Prevention System for Ad hoc Network: A Target Oriented Approach

Athawale¹,

Pund²

2017

IJARCSSE

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“…The secret is to attenuate your exposure to attacks [6,7,8]. As a result, the comprehensiveness of protection provided by AN intrusion detection and interference system is crucial to its ability to assist organizations maintain a suitable risk level [9]. The answer should support a broad vary of protocols and defend against a various set of attack varieties to supply price.…”

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Real-time Intrusion Prevention System to Increase Computer Security in Wireless LAN

Athawale¹

2017

IJRASET

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Network intrusion hindrance systems offer a crucial proactive defence capability against security threats by detective work and block network attacks. This task may be extremely complicated and ancient firewall system ar presently ineffective of handling quick attack through the package. The issues arise once several exploits commit to cash in of weaknesses in each protocols that ar allowed through our perimeter firewalls, and once the net server has been compromised, this will usually be used as a springboard to launch extra attacks on alternative internal services. Thus, iptables additionally referred to as Netfilter can even be implement as AN intrusion hindrance system. Iptables works by filtering the traffic flow between your pc and therefore the web. It will limit access to and from the net to solely specific computers on your network. It can even limit the kind of communication, by selection allowing or denying numerous web services. Hence, to harden the iptables rule, another tool got to be apply to figure with the iptables rule script.

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“…[12] utilise a combination of window of sequence numbers and traffic inter-arrival statistics (FRRForge Resistance Relationship Method) to detect spoofing and anomalous traffic in wireless networks. [1] argue that these solutions work only when both the attacker and victim are transmitting and, also may be difficult to differentiate an attacker from a victim, when the victim is offline. They improved [12] solution by utilising transmission rate and by sending a probe request after every 9th frame.…”

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“…However, many risks remain unmanaged [1]. IEEE 802.11 is a set of standards specified by Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) for WLAN computer communication.…”

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An Intelligent Approach to Detect Probe Request Attacks in IEEE 802.11 Networks

Ratnayake

Kazemian

Yusuf

et al. 2011

Engineering Applications of Neural Networks

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Abstract. In Wireless Local Area Networks (WLAN), beacon, probe request and response messages are unprotected, so the information is visible to sniffers. Probe requests can be sent by anyone with a legitimate Media Access Control (MAC) address, as association to the network is not required at this stage. Legitimate MAC addresses can be easily spoofed to bypass Access Point (AP) access lists. Attackers take advantage of these vulnerabilities and send a flood of probe request frames which can lead to a Denial-of-Service (DoS) to legitimate stations. This paper discusses an intelligent approach to recognise probe request attacks in WLANs. The research investigates and analyses WLAN traffic captured on a home wireless network, and uses supervised feedforward neural network with 4 input neurons, 2 hidden layers and an output neuron to determine the results. The computer simulation results demonstrate that this approach improves detection of MAC spoofing and probe request attacks considerably.

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An Improved Method of Detecting Spoofed Attack in Wireless LAN

Cited by 8 publications

References 5 publications

The Modern Approach in Wireless Intrusion Prevention System for Ad hoc Network: A Target Oriented Approach

The Modern Approach in Wireless Intrusion Prevention System for Ad hoc Network: A Target Oriented Approach

Real-time Intrusion Prevention System to Increase Computer Security in Wireless LAN

An Intelligent Approach to Detect Probe Request Attacks in IEEE 802.11 Networks

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