학술논문

Detection and Isolation Malware by Dynamic Routing Moving Target Defense with Proxies
Document Type
Conference
Source
2022 International Conference on Computational Science and Computational Intelligence (CSCI) CSCI Computational Science and Computational Intelligence (CSCI), 2022 International Conference on. :1071-1075 Dec, 2022
Subject
Computing and Processing
Scientific computing
Companies
Routing
Malware
Behavioral sciences
Cyberattack
Computational intelligence
MTD(Moving Target Defense)
Networks Security
Intrusion Detection
Proxy
Language
ISSN
2769-5654
Abstract
In recent years, many companies and organizations have introduced internal networks. While such internal networks propose availability and convenience, there have been many cases in which malicious outsiders have intruded on these local networks, and leaked customer information through cyber attacks. In addition, there have recently been reports of a type of attack called “Advanced Persistent Threats (APT)”. Unlike conventional cyber attacks, these attacks target specific objectives. And they use sophisticated techniques to penetrate the target's system. Once malware successes to intrude into the system, malware does not immediately attack the target but hides for a long time to investigate the system and gather information. Moving Target Defense, MTD is a technology that dynamically changes the configurations of systems targeted by cyber attacks. In this study, we implemented a model using a proxy-based network-level MTD to detect and quarantine malware in internal networks. And we can confirm that the proposed method is effective in the detection and quarantine of malware.