Anti-attacking modeling and analysis of cyberspace mimic DNS

With the rapid development of information technology, the cyberspace security problem is increasingly serious. Kinds of dynamic defense technology have emerged such as moving target defense and mimic defense. This paper aims to describe the architecture and analyze the performance of Cyberspace Mimic DNS based on generalized stochastic Petri net. We propose a general method of anti-attacking analysis. For general attack and special attack model, the available probability, escaped probability and nonspecial awareness probability are adopted to quantitatively analyze the system performance. And we expand the GSPN model to adjust to engineering practice by specifying randomness of different output vectors. The result shows that the proposed method is effective, and Mimic system has high anti-attacking performance. To deal with the special attack, we can integrate the traditional defense mechanism in engineering practice. Besides, we analyze the performance of mimic DNSframework based on multi-ruling proxy and input-output desperation, the results represent we can use multi ruling or high-speed cache servers to achieve the consistent cost of delay, throughput compared with single authorized DNS, it can effectively solve 10% to 20% performance loss caused by general ruling proxy.