Abstract—In this paper, we propose stochastic fingerprints for application traffic flows conveyed in Secure Socket Layer/Transport Layer Security (SSL/TLS) sessions. The fin-gerprints are based on first-order homogeneous Markov chains for which we identify the parameters from observed training application traces. As the fingerprint parameters of chosen applications considerably differ, the method results in a very good accuracy of application discrimination and provides a possibility of detecting abnormal SSL/TLS sessions. Our analysis of the results reveals that obtaining application discrimination mainly comes from incorrect implementation practice, the misuse of the SSL/TLS protocol, various server configurations, and the application nat...
TLS fingerprinting has evolved in response to growing cybersecurity concerns. The need for a mechani...
The encryption of network traffic complicates legitimate network monitoring, traffic analysis, and n...
In the last few years, the number and impact of security attacks over the Internet have been continu...
With a profusion of network applications, traffic classification plays a crucial role in network man...
We present a new method for detecting known data in certain TLS encrypted communication channels. Ou...
Asset identification plays a vital role in situational awareness building. However, the current tren...
Network forensics is increasingly hampered by the ubiquitous use of encrypted channels by legitimate...
Asset identification plays a vital role in situational awareness building. However, the current tren...
Abstract—The use of covert application-layer tunnels to bypass security gateways has become quite po...
Although the widely-used Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol hides application data, an unencryp...
While the Internet is moving towards more and more encryption of the network traffic, it is also a t...
Website fingerprinting (WFP) could infer which websites a user is accessing via an encrypted proxy b...
Website fingerprinting (WFP) could infer which websites a user is accessing via an encrypted proxy b...
Website fingerprinting (WFP) could infer which websites a user is accessing via an encrypted proxy b...
Website fingerprinting (WFP) could infer which websites a user is accessing via an encrypted proxy b...
TLS fingerprinting has evolved in response to growing cybersecurity concerns. The need for a mechani...
The encryption of network traffic complicates legitimate network monitoring, traffic analysis, and n...
In the last few years, the number and impact of security attacks over the Internet have been continu...
With a profusion of network applications, traffic classification plays a crucial role in network man...
We present a new method for detecting known data in certain TLS encrypted communication channels. Ou...
Asset identification plays a vital role in situational awareness building. However, the current tren...
Network forensics is increasingly hampered by the ubiquitous use of encrypted channels by legitimate...
Asset identification plays a vital role in situational awareness building. However, the current tren...
Abstract—The use of covert application-layer tunnels to bypass security gateways has become quite po...
Although the widely-used Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol hides application data, an unencryp...
While the Internet is moving towards more and more encryption of the network traffic, it is also a t...
Website fingerprinting (WFP) could infer which websites a user is accessing via an encrypted proxy b...
Website fingerprinting (WFP) could infer which websites a user is accessing via an encrypted proxy b...
Website fingerprinting (WFP) could infer which websites a user is accessing via an encrypted proxy b...
Website fingerprinting (WFP) could infer which websites a user is accessing via an encrypted proxy b...
TLS fingerprinting has evolved in response to growing cybersecurity concerns. The need for a mechani...
The encryption of network traffic complicates legitimate network monitoring, traffic analysis, and n...
In the last few years, the number and impact of security attacks over the Internet have been continu...