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2023-07-12
Xiao, Weidong, Zhang, Xu, Wang, Dongbin.  2022.  Cross-Security Domain Dynamic Orchestration Algorithm of Network Security Functions. 2022 7th IEEE International Conference on Data Science in Cyberspace (DSC). :413—419.
To prevent all sorts of attacks, the technology of security service function chains (SFC) is proposed in recent years, it becomes an attractive research highlights. Dynamic orchestration algorithm can create SFC according to the resource usage of network security functions. The current research on creating SFC focuses on a single domain. However in reality the large and complex networks are divided into security domains according to different security levels and managed separately. Therefore, we propose a cross-security domain dynamic orchestration algorithm to create SFC for network security functions based on ant colony algorithm(ACO) and consider load balancing, shortest path and minimum delay as optimization objectives. We establish a network security architecture based on the proposed algorithm, which is suitable for the industrial vertical scenarios, solves the deployment problem of the dynamic orchestration algorithm. Simulation results verify that our algorithm achieves the goal of creating SFC across security domains and demonstrate its performance in creating service function chains to resolve abnormal traffic flows.
2018-02-15
Bao, Wenying, Yao, Wenbin, Zong, Ming, Wang, Dongbin.  2017.  Cross-site Scripting Attacks on Android Hybrid Applications. Proceedings of the 2017 International Conference on Cryptography, Security and Privacy. :56–61.
Hybrid mobile applications are coded in both standard web languages and native language. The including of web technologies results in that Hybrid applications introduce more security risks than the traditional web applications, which have more possible channels to inject malicious codes to gain much more powerful privileges. In this paper, Cross-site Scripting attacks specific to Android Hybrid apps developed with PhoneGap framework are investigated. We find out that the XSS vulnerability on Hybrid apps makes it possible for attackers to bypass the access control policies of WebView and WebKit to run malicious codes into victim's WebView. With the PhoneGap plugins, the malicious codes can steal user's private information and destroy user's file system, which are more damaging than cookie stealing.