Software-defined IDS for securing embedded mobile devices

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2013-05-01
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Skowyra, Rick
Bahargam, Sanaz
Bestavros, Azer
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Skowyra, Rick; Bahargam, Sanaz; Bestavros, Azer. "Software-Defined IDS for Securing Embedded Mobile Devices", Technical Report BUCS-TR-2013-005, Computer Science Department, Boston University, May 1, 2013. [Available from: http://hdl.handle.net/2144/11414]
Abstract
The increasing deployment of networked mobile embedded devices leads to unique challenges in communications security. This is especially true for embedded biomedical devices and robotic materials handling, in which subversion or denial of service could result in loss of human life and other catastrophic outcomes. In this paper we present the Learning Intrusion Detection System (L-IDS), a network security service for protecting embedded mobile devices within institutional boundaries, which can be deployed alongside existing security systems with no modifications to the embedded devices. L-IDS utilizes the OpenFlow Software-Defined Networking architecture, which allows it to both detect and respond to attacks as they happen.
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