FloCon 2009 Collection
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Software Engineering Institute
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Abstract
At FloCon 2009, presenters discussed topics dealing with flow for network forensics, network inventory, and incident response.
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A Primer on Network Flow Visualization
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By Gregory Travis (Indiana University, Bloomington)
In this presentation, Gregory Travis provides the basics of network flow visualization and the techniques that have evolved over time.
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Activity Plot
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By Dana Paterson (FloVis)
In this presentation, given at FloCon 2009, Diana Paterson describes Activity Plot, a new visualization for Netflow data.
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An Analysis of Sampling Effects on Graph Structures Derived from Network Flow Data
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By Mark Meiss (Advanced Network Management Laboratory)
In this presentation, Mark Meiss describes a study of the effects of sampling on flows and asks how graph structures built from flow data are affected.
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Analyzing the Effectiveness of Phishing at Network Level
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By Sagar Mehta (Georgia Institute of Technology), Nitya Sundareswaran (Georgia Institute of Technology), Kevin D. Fairbanks (Georgia Institute of Technology), Nick Feamster (Georgia Institute of Technology)
In this presentation, the authors discuss the challenges of analyzing phishing at the network level.
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CAMNEP: Multistage Collective Network Behavior Analysis System with Hardware Accelerated NetFlow Probes
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By Martin Rehak (CESNET), Pavel Celeda (Liberouter), Michal Pechoucek (Czech Technical University), Jiri Novotny (Masaryk University)
In this presentation, the authors discuss network intrusion detection systems, anomaly detection models, and trust-based anomaly integration.
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Data Structures for IPv6 Network Traffic Analysis Using Sets and Bags
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By John McHugh, Ulfar Erlingsson (FloVis)
In this presentation, the authors discuss network traffic analysis, tree and hash-based representations, and column-oriented databases.
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Detecting Anomalies in Interhosts Communication Graph
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By Keisuke Ishibashi (NTT Corporation), Tsuyoshi Kondoh (NTT Corporation), Shigeaki Harada (NTT Service Integration Laboratories), Tatsuya Mori (NTT Service Integration Laboratories), Ryoichi Kawahara (NTT Service Integration Laboratories), Shoichiro Asano (National Information Institute)
In this presentation, the authors discuss anomalous traffic detection, communication graphs, and a method for detecting graphic anomalies.
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Detecting Spam and Spam Responses
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By Timothy J. Shimeall
In this presentation, Tim Shimeall discusses email, spam, and using flow-based analysis to investigate email-based behaviors.
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Education in Flow Analysis
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By Timothy J. Shimeall
In this presentation, Tim Shimeall discusses ways to address education in flow analysis at the undergraduate, graduate, and professional levels.
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FloVis Summary
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By Stephen Brooks (CA Labs), Carrie Gates, John McHugh
In this presentation, the authors describe their current and planned work on FloVis, an extendable framework for network security visualizations.
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