It is expected that, within a few years, the majority of traffic on the Internet will be encrypted. Traffic contents will then be very difficult to access, and obsevers will use traffic analysis to infer information about a system. Within the NetCamo ( Network Camouflaging ) project, we study how to prevent traffic analysis in mission-critical QoS-guaranteed networks.

In NetCamo, we achieve prevention of traffic analysis by traffic rerouting and padding based on real-time traffic modeling theory. We implemented both host-based version (called NetCamo/M) on Windows NT and appliance-based version (called NetCamo/N) on Linux.

WHITE PAPERS:

• Countermeasure for Active Attacks
• Countermeasures for Passive Attacks
• Real-Time Traffic Modeling Theory
• Tool Set for Integrated Security and Real-Time Communication Services
• Wireless
• NetCamo: Camouflaging Network Traffic in Mission-critical QoS-guaranteed Networks