Mobile agent based architecture to prevent session hijacking attacks in IEEE 802.11 WLAN

Jha, Saurabh Kumar; Ali, Shabir

doi:10.1109/iccct.2014.7001497

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“…Park et al [3] suggested cryptographic cookie mechanisms that provide better confidentiality and integrity to web session. S.Jha and S.Ali in [5] they have use Tokens generation, session encryption and use of unique session ID but the disadvantage is Computation overhead. Spoofing and De authentication can still occur.…”

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A Novel Approach to Prevent Session Hijacking Attack

Tank¹,

Dalvi²

2018

IJCA

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Session hijacking is also called as cookie hijacking in which the attacker exploits a valid computer session sometimes also called a session key or session token to get an unauthorized access to user system or back-end server.so to prevent this type of attack we are creating a protocol that will prevent the attacker from gaining the access of encrypted cookie and back-end server. We are developing a Reverse proxy server (RPS) with a One Time Cookie (OTC) and generating a browser fingerprinting, IP address of system, session ID such that Reverse Proxy server handles a request using One Time Cookie (OTC) protocol to prevent adversary from capturing and injecting the session credentials also we are using Blowfish Algorithm for the encryption purpose. If any of this parameter alter than we can be easily identified the attacker.

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A Novel Approach to Prevent Session Hijacking Attack

Tank¹,

Dalvi²

2018

IJCA

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“…This section presents various suggestions and different related techniques to protect transferred data. Jha et al, (2014) suggest Quantum cryptography that "provides safety and security for network communication by performing cryptographic tasks using quantum mechanical effects. " Fallah & Alnuweiri (2007), introduce public-key cryptography to "secure wireless network security which has been usually considered as nearly impossible."…”

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New technique for protecting transmitted data via WLAN

Macarulli

2019

irjmis

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The proposed work is a new technique for protecting the transmitted data via WLAN from eavesdropping and illegal interceptors. The main aim of this technique is to control the transmitted packets in order to minimize risks level which may be caused by probable attacks. Moreover, this technique assumes that the transmitted data in the training phase was used to train the system to be adaptable and immune against different attacks which may be caused within several circumstances. This proposed research covers all the possibilities using the framework of fuzzy theory for all risks levels and the size of every packet from low to high.

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Secure cloud-based mobile apps: attack taxonomy, requirements, mechanisms, tests and automation

Chimuco

Sequeiros

Lopes

et al. 2023

Int. J. Inf. Secur.

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The adoption and popularization of mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets, accentuated after the second decade of this century, has been motivated by the growing number of mobile applications, which can solve problems in different areas of contemporary societies. Conversely, the software development industry is motivated by the increasing number and quality of resources that mobile devices possess nowadays (e.g., memory, sensors, processing power or battery). While powerful mobile devices do exist, one of the main driving factors behind the increase of resources is the usage of Cloud technology, which strongly complement mobile computing. As expected, the adoption of measures to mitigate security issues has not accompanied the growth and speed of development for Cloud and Mobile software, to ensure that these are resilient to attacks by design. Aiming to contribute to decrease the gap between software and security engineering, this paper presents a deep approach to attack taxonomy, security mechanisms, and security test specification for the Cloud and Mobile ecosystem of applications. This is also the first time an encompassing and conjoined approach is provided for attack taxonomy and specification of security tests automation tools for this ecosystem.

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Mobile agent based architecture to prevent session hijacking attacks in IEEE 802.11 WLAN

Cited by 4 publications

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A Novel Approach to Prevent Session Hijacking Attack

A Novel Approach to Prevent Session Hijacking Attack

New technique for protecting transmitted data via WLAN

Secure cloud-based mobile apps: attack taxonomy, requirements, mechanisms, tests and automation

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