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"Malicious Activity and Network Reputation: Studying Network Activity and Block Listing in the ARIN Region"Manish Karir and Kyle Creyts, Merit Network
Abstract:
Reputation Block Lists are maintained by security companies and network operators to list networks that have been the source of malicious activity and that should thus be blocked or otherwise treated specially. This presentation describes a research project to analyze the distribution of hosts on these lists to determine if there are some common traits that can characterize malicious activity originating from a country, ASN, or prefix. The presentation will include findings of the study and some advice on the effective use of RBLs.
Presentation AbstractsMerit Network is pleased to welcome the following presenters to For Networkers Only: An Autumn Summit for Network Mavens.
- "IPv6 Implementation: Realistic Steps to Take Today"
Dale Finkelson, Internet2
- "Keynote Presentation: Conceptualizing Virtual Networks"
David Farmer, University of Minnesota
- Lightning discussions: Networker to Networker
- "Malicious Activity and Network Reputation: Studying Network Activity and Block Listing in the ARIN Region"
Manish Karir and Kyle Creyts, Merit Network
- "Managing Your Network with Cacti"
Pete Hoffswell, Davenport University
- "Mythbusters: Network Maven Edition"
Brian Paige and Chris Chamberlain, Oakland University; Pete Hoffswell and Josh Serba, Davenport University
- "Next Generation Networks: IP and Optical Networking"
David Altstaetter, ADVA Optical Networking
- "Private Cloud Reference Architecture & Cloud Readiness"
Craig Young, Data Strategy
- "Threats: You Don't Know What You Don't Know"
Scott Knapp, Palo Alto Networks
- "Wireless LAN: This Year's Big Issues"
Dan Eklund, Wayne State University; James Helzerman, University of Michigan; Mark Strandskov, Central Michigan University; Jim Moran, Merit, Moderator
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