一個有效防範命名資料網路下興趣洪水攻擊機制｜國立臺灣科技大學博碩士論文系統

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研究生：	賴孟泫 Meng-Hsuan Lai
論文名稱：	一個有效防範命名資料網路下興趣洪水攻擊機制 An Efficient Anti-Interest Flooding Attack Mechanism for Named Data Networking
指導教授：	羅乃維 Nai-Wei Lo
口試委員:	楊傳凱 Chuan-Kai Yang 賴源正 Yuan-Cheng Lai
學位類別：	碩士 Master
系所名稱：	管理學院 - 資訊管理系 Department of Information Management
論文出版年：	2020
畢業學年度：	108
語文別：	英文
論文頁數：	75
中文關鍵詞：	命名資料網路、以內容為中心、保證金機制、洪水攻擊
外文關鍵詞：	Named Data Networking, deposit-based mechanism, Content-Centric Networking, Interest Flooding Attack
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隨著科技日新月異，物聯網（Internet of Things）、區塊鏈（BlockChain）各種科技技術也相繼推出，相關的產品與服務也日益普及，社群媒體(如Youtube, Netflix, Facebook)的蓬勃發展，像是智慧型手機、穿戴裝置的數量都在近幾年呈爆炸性的成長，這些產品及服務的本質皆仰賴於網路的資料傳輸，然而傳統的網路架構容易造成單一節點流量過載的情況，因為在傳統網路中，連線的建立係基於點對點，然而真正的需求是內容本身。因此以資料為中心的網路在近年來成為熱門話題，命名資料網路（Named Data Networking）被入選於2010年美國國家科學基金會（National Science Foundation, NSF）的未來網路架構專案（Future Internet Architecture, FIA），命名資料網路是一個未來新興網路架構，該網路架構主要以內容為主體，每一個內容都有一個唯一可識別的名字。在命名資料網路中有兩種封包：興趣封包（Interest Packet）、資料封包（Data Packet）；兩種角色：消費者（Consumer）、生產者（Producer）。消費者透過發送興趣封包請求內容，當興趣封包到達生產者時，生產者產生一個資料封包，並由原路返回至消費者。然而，惡意攻擊者透過發送大量的興趣包，使整個網路雍塞，這種攻擊被稱為興趣洪水攻擊（Interest Flooding Attack, IFA）。為了防範這個攻擊，我們提出了一個基於保證金的機制，消費者在請求時，必須交付一定金額量的保證金，當資料封包到達消費者時，該筆保證金將予以退還，如果該請求過期，保證金則不予以退還。在實驗表明，我們提出的保證金機制有效，興趣包滿足率（Interest Satisfaction Ratio, ISR）在遭受攻擊後能快速的上升，並維持在0.8以上。我們同時也提出一個進階的攻擊模型，在該模型下，我們提出的機制仍然可以有效地抵擋攻擊。

With the development of technology, more and more information technology have proposed. However, all of new technology and social media is relied on data transfer, e.g., Youtube, Facebook, and Netflix. Therefore, it needs a more efficiency network architecture. Named Data Networking (NDN) is an entirely new network architecture to meet the demand for the new technology. Every content in NDN has a unique name. The consumer requests the content by interest packet. In addition, the response is a data packet sent from content provider. However, Interest Flooding Attack (IFA) is a major threat in NDN by sending massive interest packets to overwhelm the network. Therefore, we proposed an Anti-Interest Flooding Attack Mechanism (AIFAM) against IFA. In order to distinguish the malicious nodes and legitimate nodes, this mechanism is based on deposit, the consumer needs to pay deposit when it wants to send an interest packet. The deposit will be returned after receiving the data packet, if the interest packet is not satisfied within lifetime the deposit will not be returned. The result about experiments shows that AIFAM is an efficiency countermeasure. The Interest Satisfaction Ratio (ISR) is able to rise up rapidly after suffering IFA. Therefore, it is an available countermeasure to fight IFA with both the non-existent content request and dynamic generated content request in basic attack and advanced attack.

摘要    I
Abstract    II
Acknowledgement    III
Table of Contents    IV
List of Figures    VI
List of Tables    IX
Charpter 1    Introduction    1
1.1    NDN Overview    2
1.2    NDN History    5
1.3    Details in NDN Architecture    7
1.3.1    Name    7
1.3.2    Route    8
1.3.3    Cache    8
1.3.4    Security    8
1.4    Research Objective    9
Charpter 2    Related Work    13
2.1    Packet Information Based    14
2.2    PIT and ISR Based    14
2.3    Others    15
Charpter 3    Proposed Mechanism    18
3.1    Deposit-Based Control Function    18
3.1.1    Pricing function    19
3.1.2    Deposit table    22
3.1.3    Withdrawing virtual money from account    22
3.1.4    Reimbursement    23
3.1.5    Discarding process    23
3.1.6    Refill Mechanism    24
3.2    Type of Malicious Request    28
3.3    Attack Model    30
Charpter 4    Experiment and Analysis    31
4.1    Experiment and Simulation Parameters    31
4.2    Configuring Parameters of AIFAM    34
4.3    Result and Analysis    46
4.3.1    Different number of malicious nodes:    47
4.3.2    Effectiveness in AIFAM and CRHMM:    49
4.3.3    Applying AIFAM in realistic network topology    53
Charpter 5    Conclusion and Future Work    57
Reference    59

                                

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