Network defense system and framework for detecting and geolocating botnet cyber attacks
AssigneeArchitecture Technology Corporation
InventorJudson Powers
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InventorJudson Powers
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A network defense system is described that provides network sensor infrastructure and a framework for managing and executing advanced cyber security algorithms specialized for detecting highly-distributed, stealth network attacks. In one example, a system includes a data collection and storage subsystem that provides a central repository to store network traffic data received from sensors positioned within geographically separate networks. Cyber defense algorithms analyze the network traffic data and detect centrally-controlled malware that is configured to perform distributed network attacks (“botnet attacks”) from devices within the geographically separate networks. A visualization and decision-making subsystem generates a user interface that presents an electronic map of geographic locations of source devices and target devices of the botnet attacks. The data collection and storage subsystem stores a manifest of parameters for the network traffic data to be analyzed by each of the cyber defense algorithms.
A system comprising:
A method comprising:
A computer-readable medium comprising instructions for causing a programmable processor to:
A computing device configured to implement a data collection and storage subsystem, the computing device comprising one or more processors configured to:
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