Distributed virtual scenarios over multi-host Linux environments

Fernández, David; Cordero, Alejandro; Somavilla, Jorge; Rodríguez, Javier; Corchero, Aitor; Tarrafeta, Luis; Galán, Fermín

doi:10.1109/svm.2011.6096467

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“…The drawback of NoSE and the previous proposals is that they lack the capability of dynamic configuration for the honeynet deployment. VNX [40] is a more powerful generic virtualized tool, which integrates more hypervisors, such as UML, QEMU, KVM, LXC, etc., and can even undertake dynamic configuration. Following the idea of VNX, Fan et al proposed the Honeyvers [41] framework aimed at creating and managing heterogeneous honeypots.…”

Section: A Features Of Decoymentioning

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Enabling an Anatomic View to Investigate Honeypot Systems: A Survey

Fan

Fernández

et al. 2018

IEEE Systems Journal

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Abstract-A honeypot is a type of security facility deliberately created to be probed, attacked, and compromised. It is often used for protecting production systems by detecting and deflecting unauthorized accesses. It is also useful for investigating the behavior of attackers, and in particular, unknown attacks. For the past 17 years plenty of effort has been invested in the research and development of honeypot techniques, and they have evolved to be an increasingly powerful means of defending against the creations of the blackhat community. In this paper, by studying a wide set of honeypots, the two essential elements of honeypots-the decoy and the captorare captured and presented, together with two abstract organizational forms-independent and cooperative-where these two elements can be integrated. A novel decoy and captor (D-C) based taxonomy is proposed for the purpose of studying and classifying the various honeypot techniques. An extensive set of independent and cooperative honeypot projects and research that cover these techniques is surveyed under the taxonomy framework. Furthermore, two subsets of features from the taxonomy are identified, which can greatly influence the honeypot performances. These two subsets of features are applied to a number of typical independent and cooperative honeypots separately in order to validate the taxonomy and predict the honeypot development trends.

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Enabling an Anatomic View to Investigate Honeypot Systems: A Survey

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Fernández

et al. 2018

IEEE Systems Journal

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“…Thus, transformation module is developed to take this responsibility. In our tool, Honeyd and VNX (Fernandez, D., et al, 2011) are elected as the deployment tools to take the responsibilities of deploying low-interaction honeypots and high-interaction honeypots. The configuration of VNX scenario is based on XML syntax, thus it does not need to do any syntax change.…”

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Technology Independent Honeynet Description Language

Fan

Fernández

Villagrá

2015

Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Model-Driven Engineering and Software Development

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Abstract:Several languages have been proposed for the task of describing networks of systems, either to help on managing, simulate or deploy testbeds for testing purposes. However, there is no one specifically designed to describe the honeynets, covering the specific characteristics in terms of applications and tools included in the honeypot systems that make the honeynet. In this paper, the requirements of honeynet description are studied and a survey of existing description languages is presented, concluding that a CIM (Common Information Model) match the basic requirements. Thus, a CIM like technology independent honeynet description language (TIHDL) is proposed. The language is defined being independent of the platform where the honeynet will be deployed later, and it can be translated, either using model-driven techniques or other translation mechanisms, into the description languages of honeynet deployment platforms and tools. This approach gives flexibility to allow the use of a combination of heterogeneous deployment platforms. Besides, a flexible virtual honeynet generation tool (HoneyGen) based on the approach and description language proposed and capable of deploying honeynets over VNX (Virtual Networks over LinuX) and Honeyd platforms is presented for validation purposes.

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“…Summaries of the papers are as follows: Fernández, Cordero; Somavilla, Rodriguez; Corchero, Tarrafeta; and Galán [1] ''Virtualization-based testbeds are nowadays widely used for the creation of the network environments needed to test protocols and applications. Virtualization has highly contributed to reduce the cost of testbeds setup, either in terms of hardware resources needed or work effort.…”

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Systems and Virtualization Management: Standards and the Cloud (A report on SVM 2011)

Carlson

2012

J Netw Syst Manage

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Distributed virtual scenarios over multi-host Linux environments

Cited by 12 publications

References 7 publications

Enabling an Anatomic View to Investigate Honeypot Systems: A Survey

Enabling an Anatomic View to Investigate Honeypot Systems: A Survey

Technology Independent Honeynet Description Language

Systems and Virtualization Management: Standards and the Cloud (A report on SVM 2011)

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