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Predicting Asymptotic Behavior of Network Covert Channels

Catherine Meadows

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Abstract

The problem of covert communication via computer systems is almost as old as the problem of computer security itself. In the earliest years, covert communication was seen as mainly as a theoretical problem. But as computer systems have become more complex and ubiquitous, covert communication has begun to see practical use, particularly in the last two decades (see, e.g. Mazurcyk et al. in [MW19].) In this talk I will be reporting on the work we have been doing at NRL on evaluating the impact that existing research on the asymptotic behavior on covert channels has on embeddings in real-world channels.

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The problem of covert communication via computer systems is almost as old as the problem of computer security itself. In the earliest years, covert communication was seen as mainly as a theoretical problem. But as computer systems have become more complex and ubiquitous, covert communication has begun to see practical use, particularly in the last two decades (see, e.g. Mazurcyk et al. in [MW19].) In this talk I will be reporting on the work we have been doing at NRL on evaluating the impact that existing research on the asymptotic behavior on covert channels has on embeddings in real-world channels.

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The problem of covert communication via computer systems is almost as old as the problem of computer security itself. In the earliest years, covert communication was seen as mainly as a theoretical problem. But as computer systems have become more complex and ubiquitous, covert communication has begun to see practical use, particularly in the last two decades (see, e.g. Mazurcyk et al. in [MW19].) In this talk I will be reporting on the work we have been doing at NRL on evaluating the impact that existing research on the asymptotic behavior on covert channels has on embeddings in real-world channels.

Key concepts: Covert channel, Covert, Computer science, Theoretical computer science, Computer security, Computer network, Cloud computing security, Operating system

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