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SDN is a concept of programmable networking. A network manager can process each network flow through software programs. There is a hypothesis that all switches are trusted and follow programmed commands to handle packets. That is, once a switch is compromised by an attacker and does not follow the order of the network manager, this will bring a huge network disaster. In this paper, we define some attack models through compromised switches and design a detection mechanism to find these compromised devices. We evaluate our mechanism and discuss some future works.
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@misc{chi2015how,
title = {How to detect a compromised SDN switch},
author = {Po-Wen Chi and Chien-Ting Kuo and Jingwei Guo and Chin‐Laung Lei},
year = {2015},
journal = {IEEE Conference on Network Softwarization},
pages = {1--6},
doi = {10.1109/netsoft.2015.7116184},
}