Analysis of intrusion-tolerant architectures for Web Servers
S. Benson Edwin Raj, Greeshma Varghese · 2011
A variety of mission critical applications need to continue to operate or provide a minimal level of services even when they are under attack or have been partially compromised; hence the need for intrusion tolerant architecture. The research focus of Intrusion Tolerant Architecture is on how to detect as many attacks as possible, as soon as we can, and at the same time to reduce the false alarm rate. This paper presents a survey of different intrusion-tolerant architectures (based on intelligent adaptive reconfiguration) for Web Server highlighting on the threat analysis. Further, we want to point out potential pitfalls as well as challenging issues need to be addressed by an intrusion tolerant architecture. We believe that the results of this evaluation will help system architects to for building more secure and survivable server systems.