Eugene Spaord and Diego Zamboni. A framework and prototype for a distributed intrusion detection system. Technical Report 98-06, COAST Laboratory, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 47907-1398, May 1998.  Home/Search   Document Not in Database   Summary   Related Articles

....Agents can be written in any programming language. Some functionalities (e.g. reporting, communication and synchronization mechanisms) are common to all the agents, and can be provided through shared libraries or similar mechanisms. Thus, a framework implementation (such as the one described in [23]) can provide most of the tools and mechanisms necessary to make writing new agents a relatively simple task. 2.2.2 Transceivers Transceivers are the external communications interface of each host. They have two roles: control and data processing. For a host to be monitored by an AAFID system, ....

.... Separation of the monitor and the user interface. This implementation is our current test bed for the architecture and is the one under which we are developing new agents and exploring new communication and data reduction mechanisms. A much more detailed description of AAFID 2 can be found in [23]. 3.3 Low level implementations The rst two prototypes have helped us in re ning the architecture as well as identifying needs and problems that have to be solved. However, not much emphasis has yet been placed in performance issues because the prototypes have been mostly implemented in ....

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Eugene Spaord and Diego Zamboni. A framework and prototype for a distributed intrusion detection system. Technical Report 98-06, COAST Laboratory, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 47907-1398, May 1998.

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