Automatic Attack Reaction Tool Based on IPv6
Hong Kyu Lee, Changsuk Oh, Koo Min Jeong, 김선영, Y. K. Kim
Abstract
Hong Kyu Lee, Changsuk Oh, Koo Min Jeong, 김선영, Y. K. Kim
Abstract
In this paper proposed automated attack reaction tool based on IPv6. Currently, much researches are performing focused on application program and standardization for IPv6. But, It is not enough for future IPv6 security. The proposed method detect attacks on IPv6 and conventional IPv4, therefore it is possible to protect personal information using automated reaction method. Usually, IDS just perform detection, therefore damages may be repeated. However, this paper considered the problems described above, and suggested solution for this problems. The proposed algorithm suggested in this paper is simulated on IPv6 network based on Linux. As a simulation result, it is proved that proposed algorithm can detect attacks efficiently.
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In this paper proposed automated attack reaction tool based on IPv6. Currently, much researches are performing focused on application program and standardization for IPv6. But, It is not enough for future IPv6 security. The proposed method detect attacks on IPv6 and conventional IPv4, therefore it is possible to protect personal information using automated reaction method. Usually, IDS just perform detection, therefore damages may be repeated. However, this paper considered the problems described above, and suggested solution for this problems. The proposed algorithm suggested in this paper is simulated on IPv6 network based on Linux. As a simulation result, it is proved that proposed algorithm can detect attacks efficiently.
Key concepts: IPv6, Computer science, IPv4, Standardization, Damages, Computer security, Network security, Computer network