articleJan 1, 2002Closed access
A signal analysis of network traffic anomalies
University of Wisconsin–Madison
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Abstract
Identifying anomalies rapidly and accurately is critical to the efficient operation of large computer networks. Accurately characterizing important classes of anomalies greatly facilitates their identification; however, the subtleties and complexities of anomalous traffic can easily confound this process. In this paper we report results of signal analysis of four classes of network traffic anomalies: outages, flash crowds, attacks and measurement failures. Data for this study consists of IP flow and SNMP measurements collected over a six month period at the border router of a large university. Our results show that wavelet filters are quite effective at exposing the details of both ambient and anomalous…
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- Anomaly detection
- Computer science
- Anomaly (physics)
- Router
- Wavelet
- Real-time computing
- Simple Network Management Protocol
- Filter (signal processing)
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