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Inferring Packet Processing Behavior Using Input/Output Monitors
Programmable packet processors have replaced traditional fixed-function custom logic in the data path of routers. This programmability introduces new vulnerabilities in these systems that can lead to new types of network attacks. We propose a modular packet processor monitoring technique that can help in detecting and avoiding such attacks. Using information about the processing time distribution of individual modules, input/output traffic characteristics can be inferred and abnormal behavior can be detected.