A Research of Behavior-Based Penetration Testing Model of the Network
Wang LanFang, Kou Hai-zhou · 2012
Two types of behavior-based penetration testing model of the network and their vulnerabilities were discussed in this paper. The paper provides a comprehensive method which includes three phases and a model based on behavior anomaly and detection. It can discover the attacks testing from the network access activities. The goal of this paper is intended to provide insight into the special networking attacks and offer preventive measures for thwarting. By developing a more thorough understanding of these types of attacks, it provides an armament of defensive measures and knowledge to lessen the penetration testing and vulnerabilities being exploited. A realistic model was presented which comprised a variety of issues and counter measures including a basic process how these threats evolve, based on vulnerabilities, scanning and behavior anomaly detection.