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LAS: An effective anti-spoofing method using existing information

Baobao Zhang, Jun Bi, Jianping Wu

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Abstract

In today's Internet, users can send packets with forged source IP addresses, called IP Spoofing, which causes many severe problems to the Internet, especially the security problem. Extensive methods have been proposed to prevent IP spoofing. One category of anti-spoofing methods is extra-information-based. The other category of anti-spoofing methods is existing-information-based. The existing-information-based anti-spoofing methods are much easier to deploy than the extra-information-based ones. Thus, we focus on the existing-information-based anti-spoofing methods in this paper. However, the existing existing-information-based anti-spoofing methods perform poorly on preventing IP spoofing. Therefore, in this paper we propose a new existing-information-based anti-spoofing method, named Link-state-based Anti-Spoofing (LAS), which works in a link-state-protocol-based network. LAS provides good effectiveness on preventing IP spoofing as our simulation results show that even if LAS is only deployed on 10% of routers in a link-state-protocol-based network, 80%~99% of spoofing cases in the network can be prevented in general.

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In today's Internet, users can send packets with forged source IP addresses, called IP Spoofing, which causes many severe problems to the Internet, especially the security problem. Extensive methods have been proposed to prevent IP spoofing. One category of anti-spoofing methods is extra-information-based. The other category of anti-spoofing methods is existing-information-based. The existing-information-based anti-spoofing methods are much easier to deploy than the extra-information-based ones. Thus, we focus on the existing-information-based anti-spoofing methods in this paper. However, the existing existing-information-based anti-spoofing methods perform poorly on preventing IP spoofing. Therefore, in this paper we propose a new existing-information-based anti-spoofing method, named Link-state-based Anti-Spoofing (LAS), which works in a link-state-protocol-based network. LAS provides good effectiveness on preventing IP spoofing as our simulation results show that even if LAS is only deployed on 10% of routers in a link-state-protocol-based network, 80%~99% of spoofing cases in the network can be prevented in general.

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In today's Internet, users can send packets with forged source IP addresses, called IP Spoofing, which causes many severe problems to the Internet, especially the security problem. Extensive methods have been proposed to prevent IP spoofing. One category of anti-spoofing methods is extra-information-based. The other category of anti-spoofing methods is existing-information-based. The existing-information-based anti-spoofing methods are much easier to deploy than the extra-information-based ones. Thus, we focus on the existing-information-based anti-spoofing methods in this paper. However, the existing existing-information-based anti-spoofing methods perform poorly on preventing IP spoofing. Therefore, in this paper we propose a new existing-information-based anti-spoofing method, named Link-state-based Anti-Spoofing (LAS), which works in a link-state-protocol-based network. LAS provides good effectiveness on preventing IP spoofing as our simulation results show that even if LAS is only deployed on 10% of routers in a link-state-protocol-based network, 80%~99% of spoofing cases in the network can be prevented in general.

Key concepts: Spoofing attack, IP address spoofing, Computer science, Computer network, Network packet, Computer security, Internet Protocol, The Internet

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