Treffer: ReDoS Defense Method Based on Moving Target Defense in Cloud-native Environment.

Title:
ReDoS Defense Method Based on Moving Target Defense in Cloud-native Environment. (English)
Source:
Journal of Zhengzhou University: Engineering Science; Mar2024, Vol. 45 Issue 2, p72-79, 8p
Database:
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In addressing the inefficiencies and limitations in proactive defense against Regular Expression Denial of Service (ReDoS) attacks in cloud-native environments, we have developed a defense method based on Moving Target Defense (MTD) technology. Initially, we analyzed the behaviors of both attackers and defenders within microservice applications characteristic of cloud-native environments. Subsequently, leveraging Kubernetes, we de signed an MTD-based defense system. This system incorporates dynamic and static multi-dimensional microservice weight indices based on topology information and request arrival rates, as well as service efficiency judgment indices based on queue theory. It also includes a method for selecting the timing of key microservice rotations to guide the selection and rotation timings of critical microservices. Finally, we introduced a multi-dimensional MTD heterogeneous rotation algorithm, grounded in heterogeneity and service efficiency, and conducted simulations using Python. Experimental results indicate that our proposed algorithm reduces defense latency by approximately 50% com pared to dynamic scaling and that defense costs stabilize after the initial defense against an attack, preventing continuous growth. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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