Towards the Design of Hardware Based Security Device and Communication Implementation
Dennis Arturo, Ludeña Romaña, Kazuya Takemori, Shinichiro Kubota, Kenichi Sugitani, Yasuo Musashi · 2009
Currently, the network security appliance is one of the most important research topics in IT security. The use of log files for further security analysis was proven their importance in the development of a three DNS query traffic based detection model system for a proactive detection of security threat in the university campus network. In the current detection strategy we can detect some suspicious infected candidates that need further analysis to prove their infection level. In order to perform this detailed analysis we need to collect the traffic from the suspicious candidate. We decide to use a hardware based system which is going to collect the traffic directly from the suspicious candidate. The traffic collected will be useful as a proof of the infection of the system. This information will provide us the possibility to create a personalized and portable device, which can be located in any network to analyze the same traffic without decreasing the network efficiency.