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Beberapa enjin padanan corak berasaskan perkakasan untuk sistem pengesanan pencerobohan/pencegahan rangkaian (NIDS/NIPS) boleh mencapai daya pemprosesan yang tinggi dengan kurang sumber perkakasan. Walau bagaimanapun, fleksibiliti mereka untuk mengemas kini corak baharu adalah terhad dan masih mencabar. Kertas kerja ini menerangkan a Enjin Padanan PAttern dengan kemas kini masa terhad (PAMELA) menggunakan algoritma pencincangan yang dicadangkan baru-baru ini dipanggil Cuckoo Hashing. PAMELA menampilkan kemas kini corak segera tanpa konfigurasi semula, penggunaan perkakasan yang lebih cekap dan prestasi yang lebih tinggi berbanding dengan kerja lain. Pertama, kami melaksanakan padanan corak tepat selari yang dipertingkatkan dengan panjang sewenang-wenangnya berdasarkan Cuckoo Hashing dan teknik senarai terpaut. Kedua, sementara PAMELA sedang dikemas kini dengan corak serangan baharu, kedua-dua tindanan dan FIFO digunakan untuk mengikat masa pemasukan disebabkan oleh kelemahan Cuckoo Hashing dan untuk mengelakkan gangguan aliran data input. Ketiga, kami memperluaskan sistem untuk pemprosesan berbilang aksara untuk mencapai daya pemprosesan yang lebih tinggi. Enjin kami boleh menampung set peraturan Snort terkini, NIDS/NIPS sumber terbuka, dan mencapai daya pemprosesan sehingga 8.8 Gigabit sesaat sambil menggunakan jumlah perkakasan yang paling rendah. Berbanding dengan pendekatan lain, pendekatan kami jauh lebih cekap daripada pendekatan lain yang dilaksanakan pada seni bina Xilinx FPGA.
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Tran Ngoc THINH, Surin KITTITORNKUN, Shigenori TOMIYAMA, "PAMELA: Pattern Matching Engine with Limited-Time Update for NIDS/NIPS" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E92-D, no. 5, pp. 1049-1061, May 2009, doi: 10.1587/transinf.E92.D.1049.
Abstract: Several hardware-based pattern matching engines for network intrusion/prevention detection systems (NIDS/NIPSs) can achieve high throughput with less hardware resources. However, their flexibility to update new patterns is limited and still challenging. This paper describes a PAttern Matching Engine with Limited-time updAte (PAMELA) engine using a recently proposed hashing algorithm called Cuckoo Hashing. PAMELA features on-the-fly pattern updates without reconfiguration, more efficient hardware utilization, and higher performance compared with other works. First, we implement the improved parallel exact pattern matching with arbitrary length based on Cuckoo Hashing and linked-list technique. Second, while PAMELA is being updated with new attack patterns, both stack and FIFO are utilized to bound insertion time due to the drawback of Cuckoo Hashing and to avoid interruption of input data stream. Third, we extend the system for multi-character processing to achieve higher throughput. Our engine can accommodate the latest Snort rule-set, an open source NIDS/NIPS, and achieve the throughput up to 8.8 Gigabit per second while consuming the lowest amount of hardware. Compared to other approaches, ours is far more efficient than any other implemented on Xilinx FPGA architectures.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/information/10.1587/transinf.E92.D.1049/_p
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