FloCon 2005 Archive

At FloCon 2005, conference participants gathered to discuss flow and network security analysis; participants also discussed ways to improve these technologies. Organizers encouraged participants to discuss new topics in security and flow analysis and discuss ways to improve these technologies. 

This archive includes:

• A Proposed Translation Data Model for Flow Format Interoperability, Brian Trammell
• Behavior Based Approach to Network Traffic Analysis, Rob Nelson
• CANINE: A NetFlows Conversion/Anonymization Tool for Format Interoperability and Secure Sharing (Presentation and White Paper), Katherine Luo, Adam Slagell, William Yurcik, Yifan Li
• Correlations Between Quiescent Ports in Network Flows (Presentation and White Paper), Josh McNutt and Markus Deshon
• Covert Channel Detection Using Process Query Systems (Presentation and White Paper), Vincent Berk
• Data Mining NetFlow So What’s Next?, Mark Kane
• Detecting Distributed Attacks using Network-Wide Flow Traffic (Presentation and White Paper), Anukool Lakhina, Mark Crovella, and Chrisophe Diot
• Distributed QoS Monitoring, Carter Bullard
• Flow Analysis and Interoperability: Data Models, Brian Trammell
• Flow-Data Compressibility Changes During Internet Worm Outbreaks, Arno Wagner
• Identifying P2P Heavy-Hitters from Network-Flow Data, Arno Wagner, Thomas Dubendorfer, Lukas Hammerle, and Bernhard Plattner
• IP Flow Information Export (IPFIX): Applicability and Future Suggestions for Network Security (Presentation and White Paper), Elisa Boschi, Tanja Zseby, Mark Lutz, and Thomas Hirsch
• NERD: Network Emergency Responder & Detector, Wim Biemolt
• NVisionIP: An Animated State Analysis Tool for Visualizing NetFlows (Presentation and White Paper), Ratna Bearavolu, Kiran Lakkaraju, and William Yurcik
• R: A Proposed Analysis and Visualization Environment for Network Security Data (Presentation and White Paper), Josh McNutt
• Time, Pollution and Maps, Michael Collins
• VisFlowConnect-IP: An Animated Link Analysis Tool For Visualizing Netflows (Presentation and White Paper), Xiaoxin Yin, William Yurcik, and Adam Slagell
• Working With Flow Data in an Academic Environment in the DDoSVax Project at ETH Zuerich, Arno Wagner
• FloCon 2005: Call for Papers