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Lee, Heejo; Kwon, Minjin; Hasker, Geoffrey; Perrig, Adrian

doi:10.1145/1229285.1229293

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Realizing a Source Authentic Internet

Ehrenkranz

McDaniel

2010

Lecture Notes of the Institute for Computer Sciences, Social Informatics and Telecommunications Engineering

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Abstract. An innate deficiency of the Internet is its susceptibility to IP spoofing. Whereas a router uses a forwarding table to determine where it should send a packet, previous research has found that a router can similarly employ an incoming table to verify where a packet should come from, thereby detecting IP spoofing. Based on a previous protocol for building incoming tables, SAVE, this paper introduces new mechanisms that not only address a critical deficiency of SAVE when it is incrementally deployed (incoming table entries becoming obsolete), but can also push the filtering of spoofing packets towards the SAVE router that is closest to spoofers. With these new mechanisms, and under the assumption of incremental deployment, we further discuss the security of SAVE, evaluate its efficacy, accuracy, and overhead, and look into its deployment incentives. Our results show incoming-table-based IP spoofing detection is a feasible and effective solution.

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Realizing a Source Authentic Internet

Ehrenkranz

McDaniel

2010

Lecture Notes of the Institute for Computer Sciences, Social Informatics and Telecommunications Engineering

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Study on 4-Step BASE Mechanism Vulnerability Analysis and Design of Evasion Attack Method for Smart Network

Jung

Kim

2012

Advances in Intelligent and Soft Computing

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Research achievements on the new generation Internet architecture and protocols

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Zhang

et al. 2013

Sci. China Inf. Sci.

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Despite the great success achieved by the Internet, it has been facing increasingly severe technical challenges that include address exhaustion, low-level network security and trustworthiness, weak quality-ofservice control capability, limited bandwidth, and poor support toward mobility. In this paper we summarize the principal challenges facing the current Internet, introduce the research status of the future Internet, analyze the principal design goals of the new generation Internet evaluation methods and models of the present Internet architecture, introduce the research achievements made under the new generation Internet architecture in detail, and propose our next-step research priorities and perspectives in the face of an increasing number of innovative Internet applications.

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Cited by 29 publications

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Realizing a Source Authentic Internet

Realizing a Source Authentic Internet

Study on 4-Step BASE Mechanism Vulnerability Analysis and Design of Evasion Attack Method for Smart Network

Research achievements on the new generation Internet architecture and protocols

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