Implementing security for Active Networks in Internet
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Abstract
Active networks is primarily a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency(DARPA)-funded project focusing on the research of mechanisms, applications, and operating systems to develop a reconfigurable network infrastructure. This letter proposes an Secure Active Tracing System (SATS) to implementing security for active networking in Internet. Unlike currently existing schemes, SATS reduces the computational overloads by executing the filtering operation on selected packet streams only when needed.
Key words
Active networks Security Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) Active network Backbone(ABone) Active Network Transport System(ANTS) Active Signaling Protocol (ASP)Preview
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