A collaborative intrusion detection and Prevention System in Cloud Computing

Hamed, Mohamed; Lebbat, Adil; Tallal, S.; Medromi, Hicham

doi:10.1109/afrcon.2013.6757727

Cited by 19 publications

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“…Most of port scan techniques give information about state of the targeted ports whereas other techniques give information about the service or the operating system. [7] Data collection is the basic part of the intrusion detection system, and the accuracy, reliability and effectiveness of the dataset directly affect the efficiency of detection. In this paper, we use logstash to collect log information from each virtual machine, and then store them into the elasticsearch cluster.…”

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confidence: 99%

Intrusion Detection System using ELK Stack

Kumar¹

2019

IJRASET

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Network security is an unavoidable scenario in present network driven world. with many new attacks emerging, securing these are tedious job, yet it developing drastically. with many tools and security system available, the need for more robust features and techniques is mandatory. For high end solution developing a customized tool is necessary, which will not only improve overall security system but also gives an easy monitoring ways. hence this paper aims to build a security system with intrusion detection using elk stack. the configuration, its advantages and disadvantages are mentioned.

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Intrusion Detection System using ELK Stack

Kumar¹

2019

IJRASET

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“…Hassani [36] combine IDS, IPS and hybrid detection techniques (pattern matching and anomaly detection) to address the issues of each individual approach. This effort focuses on distributed attacks coming through the infrastructure layer.…”

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Intrusion Detection and Countermeasure of Virtual Cloud Systems - State of the Art and Current Challenges

Carlin¹,

Hammoudeh²,

Aldabbas³

2015

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Abstract-Clouds are distributed Internet-based platforms that provide highly resilient and scalable environments to be used by enterprises in a multitude of ways. Cloud computing offers enterprises technology innovation that business leaders and IT infrastructure managers can choose to apply based on how and to what extent it helps them fulfil their business requirements. It is crucial that all technical consultants have a rigorous understanding of the ramifications of cloud computing as its influence is likely to spread the complete IT landscape. Security is one of the major concerns that is of practical interest to decision makers when they are making critical strategic operational decisions. Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are becoming more frequent and effective over the past few years, since the widely publicised DDoS attacks on the financial services industry that came to light in September and October 2012 and resurfaced in the past two years. In this paper, we introduce advanced cloud security technologies and practices as a series of concepts and technology architectures, from an industry-centric point of view. This is followed by classification of intrusion detection and prevention mechanisms that can be part of an overall strategy to help understand identify and mitigate potential DDoS attacks on business networks. The paper establishes solid coverage of security issues related to DDoS and virtualisation with a focus on structure, clarity, and well-defined blocks for mainstream cloud computing security solutions and platforms. In doing so, we aim to provide industry technologists, who may not be necessarily cloud or security experts, with an effective tool to help them understand the security implications associated with cloud adoption in their transition towards more knowledge-based systems.

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“…The final layer of SPI model is the Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). In IaaS, the user has to manage the resources such as storage, database and server [7]. The general architecture of cloud can be described as the authentication server, which authenticates the user, the second is a user, which uses the services and third is the servers that provide services to the user.…”

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confidence: 99%