A State of the Art Security Taxonomy of Internet Security: Threats and Countermeasures

作者: Abdulmotaleb El Saddik , Ali Miri , Ali Abbas , King Edward

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摘要: The main objectives of the different security services and mecha- nisms today are to provide privacy information ensure that tools used establish a proper environment user reliable trusted. With dramatic increase use Internet its applications require high level services, such as e-commerce transactions on-line banking, it is quiet useful formulate systematic approach analyze ser- vices, countermeasures which directly associated with each at- tack. Taxonomy one keys understand threats facing countermeasure approaches should be de- vised in order keep secure possible. In this paper, we pro- pose novel taxonomy. This taxonomy based on mapping today's against corresponding attacks countermeasures. An assessment performance proposed tax- onomy also discussed.

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