The Technique Of Packet Sanitization For Information Hiding In TCP/IP
Traces of the packets transmitted across a network can be beneficial for troubleshooting network problems, aid as crucial data source for monitoring and management of computer network. Still, they often contain sensitive information such as user logon credentials, which website users have visited, f...
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my-usim-ddms-122812024-05-29T03:59:42Z The Technique Of Packet Sanitization For Information Hiding In TCP/IP Rabia Farg Mohamed Allabiede Traces of the packets transmitted across a network can be beneficial for troubleshooting network problems, aid as crucial data source for monitoring and management of computer network. Still, they often contain sensitive information such as user logon credentials, which website users have visited, files transfer details, locations of user emails, banking details, names or addresses that belong to someone. There are numerous sanitization or anonymization tools available to hide sensitive information but they tend to be focused on to sanitizing large volumes of network traces to feed repositories of traces that researchers can use to study network traffic flows rather than sanitizing small number of packet traces or focusing on traffic trace for a single user. Moreover, these existing tools are concentrating on sanitizing on lower layer protocols which is up to the TCP layer and eliminate application layer headers. This research will conduct an experimental study on seeking better techniques on how to sanitize the sensitive information in the application layer of TCP/IP Stack at (Level 7 of The OSI Model). It aims to contribute towards an improvement of packet traces sanitization techniques. As a result, a new application-level specific technique for packet sanitization is developed. The proposed technique will be compared with existing techniques in packet sanitization such as Tracewrangler, Anootool and tcpanon during the evaluation phase. The developed technique can be served as a tool to assist network troubleshooting task or for learning purposes in small scale organization. Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia 2015-12 Thesis en https://oarep.usim.edu.my/handle/123456789/12281 https://oarep.usim.edu.my/bitstreams/128ae704-8478-413e-b2f8-fe177acfc239/download 8a4605be74aa9ea9d79846c1fba20a33 https://oarep.usim.edu.my/bitstreams/4a01ef6d-ced1-40eb-ae24-fd9ad439fb04/download 7773575359b83d62d51ea9f420678113 https://oarep.usim.edu.my/bitstreams/8c67eb8e-0307-44cf-8299-5200be285ca2/download c07a69e1e06ee2310e7e0c5d2daa3b89 https://oarep.usim.edu.my/bitstreams/4d814d25-7a2e-4a53-976e-c6d1895ec55c/download 181aab7a119d3eaaa08fd38f5a39dd99 https://oarep.usim.edu.my/bitstreams/3ff90e62-c46e-4604-850d-597e1be6338d/download 510878b1c3b705123b19cb051c40eb97 https://oarep.usim.edu.my/bitstreams/66bd448e-19da-4d0e-9eca-11b4eef583a7/download bb3700e5f226d0734fb1de0b39c9a3fa https://oarep.usim.edu.my/bitstreams/7da0a2f4-40dc-4ef8-b678-05246252ea58/download 3c085582bb496ce69538401c5f4aeab1 https://oarep.usim.edu.my/bitstreams/946a613d-37c0-40f9-8f77-4a7f909a8803/download 0d7e38ff0287e83063271b0c7a497fb7 Computer networks Firewalls (Computer security) sanitization, sensitive information, |
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Traces of the packets transmitted across a network can be beneficial for troubleshooting network problems, aid as crucial data source for monitoring and management of computer network. Still, they often contain sensitive information such as user logon credentials, which website users have visited, files transfer details, locations of user emails, banking details, names or addresses that belong to someone. There are numerous sanitization or anonymization tools available to hide sensitive information but they tend to be focused on to sanitizing large volumes of network traces to feed repositories of traces that researchers can use to study network traffic flows rather than sanitizing small number of packet traces or focusing on traffic trace for a single user. Moreover, these existing tools are concentrating on sanitizing on lower layer protocols which is up to the TCP layer and eliminate application layer headers. This research will conduct an experimental study on seeking better techniques on how to sanitize the sensitive information in the application layer of TCP/IP Stack at (Level 7 of The OSI Model). It aims to contribute towards an improvement of packet traces sanitization techniques. As a result, a new application-level specific technique for packet sanitization is developed. The proposed technique will be compared with existing techniques in packet sanitization such as Tracewrangler, Anootool and tcpanon during the evaluation phase. The developed technique can be served as a tool to assist network troubleshooting task or for learning purposes in small scale organization. |
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