FloCon 2011 Archive

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Artifacts from the program of FloCon 2011 (January 10-13, 2011 in Salt Lake City, Utah).
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Software Engineering Institute

Abstract

At FloCon 2011, participants focused on learning about their networks and confirming what we know about them. Participants explored a wide range of topics and discussed dark space, how many web servers you're actually operating, spam, and DNS servers and their susceptibility to cache poisoning.

This archive includes:

  • Analysis Pipeline, Daniel Ruef
  • CERT Virtual Flow Collection and Analysis, George Warnagiris
  • Coordinated Non-Intrusive Capturing of Flow Paths, Tanja Zseby
  • Darkspace Construction and Maintenance, Jeff Janies and M. P. Collins
  • Detecting Botnets with NetFlow, Vojtech Krmícek and Tomáš Plesník
  • Detecting Long Flows, John McHugh
  • DLP Detection with NetFlow, Christopher Poetzel
  • Entropy-Based Measurement of IP Address Inflation in the Waledac Botnet, Rhiannon Weaver, Chris Nunnery, and Gautam Singaraju
  • Exploring the Interactions Between Network Data Analysis and Security Information/Event Management, Timothy J. Shimeall
  • Flows as a Topology Chart, Hiroshi Asakura, Kensuke Nakata, Shingo Kashima, and Hiroshi Kurakami
  • From Data Collection to Action: Achieving Rapid Identification of Cyber Threats and Perpetrators, Joel Ebrahimi
  • Garbage Collection: Using Flow to Understand Private Network Data Leakage, Sid Faber
  • Incorporating Dynamic List Structures into YAF, Daniel Ruef and Emily Sarneso
  • Indexing Full Packet Capture Data With Flow, Randy Heins
  • Leveraging Other Data Sources with Flow to Identify Anomalous Network Behavior, Peter Mullarkey, Mike Johns, and Ben Haley
  • MATLAB Commands in Numerical Python (NumPy), Vidar Bronken Gundersen
  • Network Flow Data Analysis Using Graph Pattern Search, Josh Goldfarb
  • Not to Miss Small-Amount but Important Traffic, Kazunori Kamiya
  • Privacy Preserving Network Flow Recording, Bilal Shebaro and Jedidiah R. Crandall
  • Protographs: Graph-Based Approach to NetFlow Analysis, Jeff Janies
  • Real Time Topology Based Flow Visualization, John K. Smith
  • Security Incident Discovery and Correlation on .Gov Networks, Cory Mazzola and Timothy Tragesser
  • The Rayon Visualization Toolkit, Phil Groce
  • Using Flow For Other Things Than Network Data, Jeroen Massar
  • FloCon 2011 Program
  • Flocon 2011 Call for Presentations and Demonstrations

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