Lecture I : Internet Security Landscape Internet Security: Principles & Practices John K. Zao, PhD SMIEEE National Chiao-Tung University Fall 2005.

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Lecture I : Internet Security Landscape Internet Security: Principles & Practices John K. Zao, PhD SMIEEE National Chiao-Tung University Fall 2005

2005/09/20 Internet Security - Introduction 2 The Problem  Internet (Packet Switching) is inherently insecure  Highly Asymmetric Defense  Offenders can use little amount of resources  Defenders must consume large amount of resources  Situation is getting worse, and will not get better  More “Bad Guys”:  Armature Hackers “Ankle Bitters”  Professional Criminals  Corporate Espionage  International Cyber-warfare  More Powerful Attacks :  Public Domain Attack Tools  Automated Attacks  Concealed Tracks  Consequences is becoming more devastating

2005/09/20 Internet Security - Introduction 3 Attack Sophistication vs. Intruder Knowledge

2005/09/20 Internet Security - Introduction 4 The Causes  Our world relies increasingly on a Global Information Infrastructure  Why?  Add Values  Reduce Costs  Increase Productivity  Our industry makes more aggressive tradeoffs and thus more devastating mistakes  Easy to Use vs. Safe to Operate  Mismanagement  Time to Market vs. Perfect in Making  Flaws  Performance vs. Costs  Under-investment  Our community becomes both more diverse and more integrated  Many users  One Network

2005/09/20 Internet Security - Introduction 5 The Solution Space  Type of Protection  Aspects of Enforcement  Procedures of Realization

2005/09/20 Internet Security - Introduction 6 Types of Protection (ISO ) Security Services  Authentication  Data Origin Authentication  Peer Entity Authentication  Confidentiality  Connectionless Confidentiality  Connection Confidentiality  Selective Field Confidentiality  Traffic Flow Confidentiality  Integrity  Connectionless Integrity  Connection Integrity  Selective Field Integrity  Non-Repudiation  Data Origin  Data Reception  Access Control Security Mechanisms  Encipherment  Secret Key Ciphers  Public Key Ciphers  Integrity Checks  Non-keyed Checks  Keyed Checks  Digital Signature  Access Control Mechanisms  Access Control Lists  Capabilities  Traffic Padding  Notarization  Audit

2005/09/20 Internet Security - Introduction 7 Aspects of Enforcement

2005/09/20 Internet Security - Introduction 8 Procedures of Realization