Symmetric connection detection
AssigneeAlcatel Lucent
InventorBradley James Whitehead
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InventorBradley James Whitehead
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Symmetric Connection Detection (SCD) is a method of detecting when a connection has been fully established in a resource-constrained environment, and works in high-speed routers, at line speed. Many network monitoring applications are only interested in connections that become fully established, so other connection attempts, such as port scanning attempts, simply waste resources if not filtered. SCD filters out unsuccessful connection attempts using a simple combination of Bloom filters to track the state of connection establishment for every flow in the network. Unsuccessful flows can be filtered out to a very high degree of accuracy, depending on the size of the bloom filter and traffic rate. The SCD methodology can also easily be adapted to accomplish port scan detection, and to detect or filter other types of invalid TCP traffic.
A system for identifying establishment of a connection between a source host with a source address (Src) and a destination host with a destination address (Dst) in a data network, comprising:
A system for identifying establishment of a connection between a source host with a source address (Src) and a destination host with a destination address (Dst) in a data network, comprising:
A method for identifying establishment of a connection in a data network between a source host with a source address (Src) and a destination host with a destination address (Dst), comprising:
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