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Address and Port Knocking Mechanism for Concealed Authentication
2017
Innovative Computing Information and Control Express Letters, Part B: Applications
Authentication is a mechanism to distinguish the legitimate users from attackers who intend to access services illegally through open ports. This paper focuses on the authentication problem in network security. We firstly put up the address and port knocking (APK) authentication scheme to build a credible connection between the client and the server. Then the approach of randomly generating sequence and the sending of the knocking packets are discussed in detail. Thereafter, a matrix transpose
doi:10.24507/icicelb.08.03.511
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