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Code generation for packet header intrusion analysis on the ixp1200 network processor

Charitakis et al., 2003

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18184408380483644638
Author
Charitakis I
Pnevmatikatos D
Markatos E
Anagnostakis K
Publication year
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International Workshop on Software and Compilers for Embedded Systems

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We present a software architecture that enables the use of the IXP1200 network processor in packet header analysis for network intrusion detection. The proposed work consists of a simple and efficient run-time infrastructure for managing network processor resources, along …
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