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SUMMARY:Tracking Network Flows with P4
DESCRIPTION:Workshop\nArchitectures, Networks, Security, Workshop Reg Pass
 \n\nTracking Network Flows with P4\n\nHill, Aloserij, Grosso\n\nTracking f
 lows within a single device, as well as tracking the full path a flow take
 s in a network, are core components in securing networks. Malicious traffi
 c can be easily identified and its source blocked. Traditional methods hav
 e performance and precision shortcomings, while new programmable devices o
 pen up new possibilities. In this paper we present methods based on the P4
  programming language that allow to track flows in a device, as well metho
 ds toward full path tracking. A core component of this work are Bloom filt
 ers, which we have implemented fully in P4. To validate our approach and i
 mplementation we have carried a study in a specific use case, namely the d
 etection of SYN attacks.
URL:https://sc18.supercomputing.org/presentation/?id=ws_indis109&sess=sess
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