Cyberpatterns: Unifying Design Patterns with Security and Attack Patterns

Cyberpatterns: Unifying Design Patterns with Security and Attack Patterns

Language: English

Pages: 255

ISBN: 3319352180

Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub


Cyberpatterns are predictable regularities in cyberspace helping us to design and implement more effective and secure systems, and to detect and respond to breaches, failures and deficiencies in operational systems.

Cyberpatterns is in its infancy and there are many challenges including:
* Developing a scientific foundation of pattern-oriented research methods
* Developing better engineering practice in novel application domains such as for cloud and cyberphysical systems
* Constructing a sharable knowledge-base to aid education of students, design of novel systems and the development of automated design tools
* Innovative applications of design patterns to pattern recognition and big data

Highlights:
* Presents the state-of-the-art in the novel field of cyberpatterns
* Demonstrates the application of patterns to cyber security and other key cyberspace domains
* Supports the development of a sound scientific, engineering and mathematical foundation for cyberspace

This important new book provides an introduction to and coverage of the state-of-the-art of cyberpatterns, from a theoretical standpoint and via practical applications, bringing together different interdisciplinary areas under one roof to portray a holistic view of the underlying principles and mechanisms of cyberpatterns.

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Particular attention to the detection of malware. Honeypot clients work by monitoring the state of an unprotected network client normally using kernel call-back mechanisms. They look for changes in the file system, registry, network activity and so on, filtering out common state changes through an exclusion list. When a state change is detected, suggesting a possible malware activity, Capture-HPC updates a log file containing comprehensive information regarding the state change. This log file.

Availability (against unintentional causes not just deliberate denial of service) Two categories of security and availability (availability is distinguished from the other security objectives) Architectural and design. Availability patterns have the wider goal of aiding dependability Steel et al. [17] To aid implementation of Web services on Java platforms By architectural tier (web, business, web service and identity tiers) in the system domain Architectural, design and implementation, but.

Strategy pattern given above. Two other headings are Participants and Collaborations, which mostly contain information directly readable or inferrable from the diagram. We discussed the possibilities of inferring information from the diagram in the previous section. The information in Consequences is less directly inferrable or not inferrable at all and some of it restates the intent. Another two important headings are Sample Code and Motivation (again) which give illustrative concrete instances.

Tailored to specific issues by means of particular datasets. However, these are usually only small pieces of the overall puzzle, which are only able to provide an incomplete picture of cyber activities. 3 Model Traditional models describe how to cope with random challenges [9, 10]. However, we aim to extend these models to deal with highly sophisticated attacks across the multiple levels in networks in order to provide deterrent controls against such attacks. In today’s communication network.

Used it. Regardless if such activities by possible promoters are a result of wrong judgement or inability to understand of the problem these are behaviours that make it easier to carry out an attack. Absence of crime preventers, i.e. people that intentionally or not would discourage or deter attackers. Similar to the case with promoters this could be deliberate or not. Examples for the former could be security officers, technology providers or management and staff ready to help disgruntled.

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