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Integrated Access Control and Intrusion Detection for Web Servers
Providence, Rhode Island May 19-May 22
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Tatyana Ryutov, University of Southern California
Clifford Neuman, University of Southern California
Dongho Kim, University of Southern California
Li Zhou, University of Southern California
Current intrusion detection systems work in isolation from access control for the application the systems aim to protect. The lack of coordination and inter-operation between these components prevents detecting and responding to ongoing attacks in real time, before they cause damage. To address this, we apply dynamic authorization techniques to support fine-grained access control and application level intrusion detection and response capabilities. This paper describes our experience withintegrationof the Generic Authorization and Access Control API (GAA-API) to provide dynamic intrusion detection and response for the Apache Web Server. The GAA-API is a generic interface which may be used to enable such dynamic authorization and intrusion response capabilities for many applications.
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Tatyana Ryutov, Clifford Neuman, Dongho Kim, Li Zhou, "Integrated Access Control and Intrusion Detection for Web Servers," icdcs, pp.394, 23rd IEEE International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems (ICDCS'03), 2003
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