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Network intrusion detection systems (NIDS) are becoming an increasingly important security measure. With rapidly increasing network speeds, the capacity of the NIDS sensor can limit the ability of the system to detect intrusions. The SPANIDS parallel NIDS architecture overcomes this limitation by distributing network traffic load over an array of sensor nodes. Based on a custom hardware load balancer and cost-effective off-the-shelf sensors, the system employs novel stateless load balancing
doi:10.1145/1062261.1062314
dblp:conf/cf/SchaelickeWF05
fatcat:xner754wsjcynncabyrov2rfdq