| Publisher | Association for Computing Machinery | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | 147.4KB PDF | Date added | 22 Nov 2002 |
| Topics | Security Tools, Intrusion Detection Systems | ||
| Downloads | 54 | ||
This paper examines several host-based anomaly detection systems and studies their security against evasion attacks. First, it introduces the notion of a mimicry attack, which allows a sophisticated attacker to cloak their intrusion to avoid detection by the Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS). Then, a theoretical framework is developed for evaluating the security of IDS against mimicry at-tacks. The paper shows how to break the security of one published IDS with these methods, and it experimentally confirm the power of mimicry attacks by giving a worked example of an attack on a concrete IDS implementation.
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