Work place: National Technical University of Ukraine “Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute”, Kyiv, Ukraine
E-mail: grywko@ukr.net
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Research Interests: Engineering
Biography
Igor Grishko: Assoc. professor of applied hydroaeromechanics and mechatronics department, National Technical University of Ukraine, «Igor Sikorskiy Kiev Polytechnic Institute» Was born on January 17, 1983. M. Sc. (2008), PhD (2014), from the National Technical University of Ukraine, «Igor Sikorskiy Kiev Polytechnic Institute»; Assoc. Prof. (2015) of applied hydroaeromechanics and mechatronics department.
Major interests: mechanics, mechatronics, automation of production, database, cavitation technologies, ultrasound, ultrasonic cavitation.
By Igor Ruban Nataliia Lukova-Chuiko Vadym Mukhin Yaroslav Kornaga Igor Grishko Anton Smirnov
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5815/ijcnis.2018.04.01, Pub. Date: 8 Apr. 2018
This article is proposes a new approach to the transmission of signatures of network attacks onto a remote Internet resource. The problem is that the known protocols that are used for transfer data and control actions from an administrative resource to a network agents are poorly protected. Even in case of use of cryptographic mechanisms for organization of secure connections, it is possible to form behavioral patterns of interactions such as "administrative resource - network agents." Such templates allow to predict the actions taken in accordance with the security policy in order to maintain the required level of functionality of a remote Internet resource. Thus, it is necessary to develop a new protocol for the transfer of designated information, based on information technology, which level out the existence of opportunities for the formation of behavioral patterns of network interactions. As such technology, it is proposed to use a set of means of network interaction and some methods of hidden (steganographic) data transmission in information and telecommunication networks.
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