Animated Simulators
The goal of these animated simulators is to provide students interactive tutorials and simulations to help them better understand the concepts of internet security and computer networks.
Students can access them at http://sarac1.utdallas.edu/Animations/ from inside the UTD campus or at http://itom.utdallas.edu/Animations/ from outside the UTD campus. You are required to have windows environment, internet explorer and Macromedia Flash Media Player to run the simulators.
This consists of the simulators for the SYN flood attack, Kerberos architecture, Packet sniffing and different wireless attacks like eavesdropping, evil twin, man in the middle, ARP cache poisoning and ARP request replay.
This interactive animated simulator demonstrates visually how a SYN flood attack
works in a local area network environment, and how data packets are sent and
received on a normal network. It also exhibits the method that can be used
to prevent a SYN flood attack.
This tool includes a series of four animated scenes that progressively
demonstrate the ideas that underlie the design of the Kerberos authentication
architecture. It is based on the hypothetical dialogues of Project Athena. Each
scene demonstrates a stage of the protocol development. Each successive scene
adds additional complexity to counter security vulnerabilities revealed in the
preceding dialogue.
The packet sniffer simulator consists of a suite of five demos: direct path,
real path, promiscuous mode, packet sniffer and Telnet Over TCP/IP. Demo I to IV
progressively demonstrate how a packet sniffer works at a higher level. Demo V
intends to depict how a data packet is transmitted at a more in-depth level. It
displays a protocol stack and animates the encapsulation and de-encapsulation
process.
This tool includes a series of five animated scenarios that progressively
demonstrate basic wireless network attacks. The five animated scenarios are
eavesdropping, evil twin, man in the middle, ARP cache poisoning and ARP request
replay.
Note:
It is highly recommended that you go through the related material first before using the simulators.
This will not be a graded homework but work with them as they have some educational value.