Research on distributed intrusion detection system based on mobile agent
Jingang Cao, Guping Zheng
Abstract
Jingang Cao, Guping Zheng
Abstract
The research on distributed intrusion detection system (DIDS) is a rapidly growing area of interest because the existence of centralized intrusion detection system (IDS) is increasingly unfit for the current network circumstance. So we have designed a distributed intrusion detection system prototype, based on mobile agents. Our agents travel between systems in a network, obtain information, analyze and deal with correlative information and send alarm to the manager or user of the DIDS. Since the mobility of the intrusion detection component, the system security and flexibility have been greatly improved, and also the defense capacity of the system is increased.
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The research on distributed intrusion detection system (DIDS) is a rapidly growing area of interest because the existence of centralized intrusion detection system (IDS) is increasingly unfit for the current network circumstance. So we have designed a distributed intrusion detection system prototype, based on mobile agents. Our agents travel between systems in a network, obtain information, analyze and deal with correlative information and send alarm to the manager or user of the DIDS. Since the mobility of the intrusion detection component, the system security and flexibility have been greatly improved, and also the defense capacity of the system is increased.
Key concepts: Intrusion detection system, Host-based intrusion detection system, Computer science, Flexibility (engineering), Mobile agent, Intrusion prevention system, Computer network, ALARM