| Abstrakt: |
An emerging paradigm in networking is intent-based networking (IBN), and a practical security process is moving target defence (MTD). This article proposes an INMTD system that makes use of software defined networks. In order to design an effective moving target defence (MTD) structure, INMTD is the primary effort in using ibn. With the use of shadow servers, INMTD is able to combat the first stage of digital attacks, such as surveillance attacks directed against servers in SDN organisations. Using a sDN regulator and an MTD application is what inmtd is all about. There are components in the MTD app for monitoring locations, developing MTD, and keeping tabs on MTD. The MTD app works in tandem with the SDN regulator's northward API, which is intent-based. In addition to providing protection from examination attacks, INMTD also offers high accessibility via shadow servers. Mininet and the ONOS SDN regulator were used to implement the suggested architecture. The suggested structure was evaluated in terms of the complexity of the framework, the attacker's effort, and the cost of the protector. The results demonstrate the effective protection against surveillance attacks with reduced computing cost. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
