An Intrusive Intention Recognition Model Based on Network Security States Graph
Zhigang Wang, Peng Wu · 2009
Intrusive intention is the high level goal of an attacker that he want to achieve. To identify the real intentions of an attacker can support decision-making of the network security administrator. In this paper a method based on network security states graph to recognize intrusive intention is presented. Algorithms of intention recognition and threat assessment offer a way to assess the network security situation. Feasibility and validity of this method are proved from the experiments.