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Title : The Komondor Peer to Peer Security System
Author(s) : Z. Czirkos, G. Hosszu
Filename : draft-czirkos-komondor-p2p-security-00.txt
Pages : 26
Date : 2007-12-4
This memo presents Komondor, an experimental peer-to-peer security
system. Komondor is a network intrusion detection system. Hosts
running this software organize themselves automatically in an overlay
network, where they share information about intrusion attempts they
detect. This way the security of all participants is increased, as
they are able to prepare for some of the attacks in advance.
The overlay created is a peer-to-peer network, which is completely
decentralized. This communication model ensures stability, and by
using this the system remains operational over an unstable network.
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