Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of GENIExperimenter/GENIWebinars/DenialOfServiceDetectionAndMitigationOnGeni

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12/02/16 15:59:11 (7 years ago)

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Ben Newton

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+== Denial of Service Detection and Mitigation on GENI ==
+
+=== Webinar Details ===
+ * Presented by: Xenia Mountrouidou from Wofford
+ * Date:         Friday January 27th, 2017
+ * Time:         3:00 - 4:00 p.m. ET
+
+=== Abstract ===
+The goal of this webinar is to demonstrate how you can use GENI for cybersecurity research and education projects. First we will run a simple TCP SYN flood attack and use Wireshark to visualize the surge of traffic. We will then use an Intrusion Detection System (IDS), snort, and write a simple  rule to detect the attack. Finally, we will use SDN flow tables and drop/redirect rules to mitigate the attack. These labs were created for the project "CyberPaths" that aims to introduce cybersecurity education in liberal arts colleges using GENI.
+
+{{{
+#!comment
+=== Connection Information ===
+Use the following URL to connect:[[BR]]
+https://bluejeans.com/562284608 [[BR]]
+
+Alternatively, use your phone and participate without video by: [[BR]]
+1) Dialing: +1.888.240.2560 [[BR]]
+2) Entering Conference ID: 562284608 [[BR]]
+
+''Bluejeans is a video conferencing system.  Click on the link and follow the instructions to get connected.  The first time you use bluejeans you will likely need to install a plugin.  For Google Chrome you may need to install a small client application.''  
+
+''Please join the meeting a few minutes before the start time.''
+}}}
+
+=== Equipment Needed ===
+ 1. Computer with a good Internet connection and a browser (Firefox or Chrome preferred).
+ 1. Microphone (preferably a headset microphone) or alternatively a telephone.   
+ 1. Webcam: Optional but recommended
+{{{
+#!comment
+=== Pre-work ===
+If you wish to run the hands-on demo yourself, please complete the following pre-work:
+ 1. Ensure you can login to portal.geni.net (instructions, step 1 [wiki:GENIExperimenter/Tutorials/NewToolsSetup here])
+ 1. Join a project.  Use the project named OnTimeMeasure-GENI-Webinar unless you have access to another project which you prefer to use. 
+ 1. Ensure you have generated and can use a key pair. You must:
+   * have your private key on your machine
+   * know your passphrase
+   * if using Windows, have an SSH client installed and tested.
+ 1. Become familiar with GENI Portal.  
+ 1. Register and create an account on the OnTimeMeasure portal at: http://ontime.rnet.missouri.edu
+
+[wiki:GENIExperimenter/Tutorials/jacks/GettingStarted_PartI/Procedure This tutorial] will help you complete items 3 and 4 above, and is strongly recommended if you have never used GENI before, or have not used GENI for a while.  
+}}}
+{{{
+#!comment
+=== Agenda ===
+ * Welcome - Ben Newton
+ * Intro to GENI Wireless - Abhimanyu Gosain - [attachment:GENIWirelessGosain.pdf (pdf)]
+ * Demo of GENI Portal - Abhimanyu Gosain
+ * Presentation - Ivan Seskar - [attachment:GENIWirelessSeskar.pdf (pdf)]
+ * GENI Wireless Demo - Mike Sherman
+ * Wrap-up - Ben Newton
+
+=== Recording ===
+
+A video recording of the webinar is available [http://www.cs.unc.edu/Research/geni/geniEdu/v07-Lte.html here]
+}}}
+{{{
+#!comment
+[http://www.cs.unc.edu/Research/geni/geniWebinars/DeployingNetworkAwareApplicationsInGeni-PrasadCalyam-2016September30.mp4 here]
+}}}