Observed correlations of unsolicited ip traffic across five distinct network telescopes

Irwin, Barry V W; Nkhumeleni, T

Title: Observed correlations of unsolicited ip traffic across five distinct network telescopes
Creator: Irwin, Barry V W
Creator: Nkhumeleni, T
Date Issued: 2015
Date: 2015
Type: text
Type: article
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10962/428569
Identifier: vital:72521
Identifier: https://www.jstor.org/stable/26502727
Description: Using network telescopes to monitor unused IP address space provides a favourable environment for researchers to study and detect malware, denial of service, and scanning activities on the Internet. This research focuses on comparative and correlation analysis of traffic activity across five IPv4 network telescopes, each with an aperture size of /24 over a 12-month period. Time series representations of the traffic activity observed on these sensors were constructed. Using the cross- and auto-correlation methods of time series analysis, sensor data was quantitatively analysed with the resulting correlation of network telescopes’ traffic activity found to be moderate to high, dependent on grouping.
Format: 14 pages
Format: pdf
Language: English
Relation: Journal of Information Warfare
Relation: Irwin, B.V.W. and Nkhumeleni, T., 2015. Observed correlations of unsolicited ip traffic across five distinct network telescopes. Journal of Information Warfare, 14(3), pp.1-14
Relation: Journal of Information Warfare volume 14 number 3 1 14 2015 Conference
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