Remote System Accessing and Network Security Using Efficient Experimental Techniques

Er. Asim Ahmad1, Er. Avadhesh Kumar Maurya2,Prof. (Dr.) Vishwa Nath Maurya2
Page no. 22-41

Present paper demonstrates a novel approach for remote system accessing and network security techniques. This paper contains five sections and organized as follows. Section 1 describes an overview of frequently occurring network attacks and discusses related earlier research works carried out so far, also presents the experimental results. Section 2 describes some basic concepts of Internet Protocol (IP) address, special cases of IP addresses, conversion of a DNS IP address into a normal IP address, and ruling for Internet Protocol address. Section 3 discusses remote system accessing through various experimental techniques such as instant messaging software, through websites, HTTP and scripting methods, email headers, internet relay chat (IRC), and  netstat. In addition to that, the present paper also includes a brief discussion on various counter-measures that can be taken to prevent a system whether desktop or any system in a network to be get accessed from outside the network (to which it belongs) without the knowledge of administrator. In section 4, two experimental techniques for hiding IP addresses have been proposed. Finally, the outcomes of our current study have been summarized in our conclusive observations in section 5. We remark here that some experimental techniques explored herein for remote system accessing and network security are much more efficient in the detection of network intrusions, compared with network based techniques; therefore, the proposed experimental techniques are useful particularly for network users.                                                                                                                                              

Keywords: Internet protocol address, remote system accessing, network security, instant messaging software, internet relay chat, netstat,