Proceedings of International Ethical Hacking Conference 2019: eHaCON 2019, Kolkata, India

261 Pages·2020·10.488 MB·English

by  Mohuya Chakraborty, Satyajit Chakrabarti, Valentina E. Balas

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Mohuya Chakraborty
Satyajit Chakrabarti
Valentina E. Balas   Editors
Proceedings
of International
Ethical Hacking
Conference
2019
eHaCON 2019, Kolkata, India
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Proceedings of International
Ethical Hacking Conference
2019
eHaCON 2019, Kolkata, India
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MohuyaChakraborty Satyajit Chakrabarti
Department ofInformation Technology Institute of Engineering andManagement
Institute of Engineering andManagement Kolkata, West Bengal, India
Kolkata, West Bengal, India
Valentina E.Balas
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From Editor s Corner
ItiswithgreatpleasurethatIamservingastheeditorforthesouvenirofeHaCON
2019InternationalEthicalHackingConferencethatwasheldduringAugust22–25,
2019,attheUniversityofEngineering&Management,Kolkata,India.Theultimate
goal for this conference was to create a general awareness of cybercrimes hap-
pening in today’s world and procedures to countermeasure them. Through a series
ofkeynotetalksandresearchpaperpresentationsonrelatedareasofcybersecurity,
ethical hacking, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, modeling and simulation,
data analytics, network security, Internet of things, and cryptography, a platform
had been created where researchers from India and abroad, from academia and
industry, took part in discussion and exchanged their views to make a secured
society.Thetwo-dayworkshoponethicalhacking,gamingcompetition,andcoding
competition “De-Cipher” added to the flavor of the overall conference where par-
ticipants from schools and colleges took part with great interest from India and
abroad.Everydetailoftheconferencehasbeenhighlightedinthesouvenirwiththe
hope that this will become an impetus for new research results in the practical
designs of secure systems in the near future.
Dr. Mohuya Chakraborty
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Message from Patrons
A very warm welcome to the eHaCON 2019 International Ethical Hacking
Conference,whichisthefirstofitsseries.eHaCON2019isanannualeventofthe
DepartmentofInformationTechnology,InstituteofEngineeringandManagement,
Kolkata,India.Themainobjectiveofthisflagshipeventistoprovideaplatformto
leading researchers from academia and practitioners from industry in India and
abroadtosharetheirinnovativeideas,experiences,andcutting-edgeresearchinthe
areas of cybersecurity, ethical hacking, and network security.
The eHaCON 2019 has been made possible with the generous support of our
sponsors: Springer, NASSCOM, Indian School of Ethical Hacking, IEEE IEM
ComSocStudentBranch,IEEEIEMCiSStudentBranch,CDAC,andHackCieux.
I thank all the sponsors, the supporters, and the members of the Department of
Information Technology for the grand success of this event.
Satyajit Chakrabarti
President
Institute of Engineering and Management
Kolkata, India
April 2019
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Amlan Kusum Nayak
Principal
Institute of Engineering and Management
Kolkata, India
April 2019
Message from Conference General Chairs
It was our great pleasure to extend an affable welcome to all the attendees of
eHaCON 2019 International Ethical Hacking Conference organized by the
Department of Information Technology, Institute of Engineering and Management
(IEM), Kolkata, held at the University of Engineering & Management on August
22–25,2019.TheaimofeHaCON2019wastogiveanopenplatformwherepeople
wereabletodiscusstheimplicationofnewtechnologiesforasecuredsociety.The
conference was a balanced mix consisting of technical paper presentations, live
demonstrations,workshops,gamingcompetition,andonlinecodingcompetitionon
hacking.The goal was tokick-start theeffortstofully automate cyberdefense. The
most substantial new findings of computer network attacks and defenses, com-
mercial security solutions, and pragmatic real-world security experiences were
presented in a two-day informative workshop, research paper presentations, and
invited talks in the form of a panel discussion on the topic “Present Security
Scenario in Digital India” and keynote speeches. Research papers were submitted
from ten different countries around the world. Participants in the coding competi-
tion were from all over the world.
We express our sincerest thanks to the keynote speakers—Sandeep Sengupta,
Indian School of Ethical Hacking; Nirupam Chaudhuri, NASSCOM; Diptiman
Dasgupta,IBM;andAtulAgarwal,AptSoftwareAvenuesPvt.Ltd—fordelivering
keynotespeechesonvariouscutting-edgetopicsofsecurityaspectsinDigitalIndia.
We are immensely grateful to Maumita Chakraborty for performing an out-
standing job for conducting the technical programs. With the help of an excellent
committee of international and national experts, very rigorous principles were
followed for selecting only thevery best technicalpapers out of a large number of
submissions in order to maintain the high quality of the conference.
We would also like to thank Moutushi Singh and Avijit Bose for their out-
standing contribution in managing the workshop. Participants were there from
various schools, colleges, government offices, and industries. We hope they were
immensely benefited from the two-day workshop on ethical hacking.
Our heartiest regards are due to Tapan Kumar Hazra and Arup Kumar
ChattopadhyayforcreatingtheOnline-Coding-PortalinassociationwithCodeChef
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and conducting various pre-conference workshops for coding competition
“De-Cipher” for the benefit of the participants.
We would like to thank for arranging event participation from various organi-
zations and preparation of call for papers.
Our sincere thanks are due to the Institute of Engineering and Management for
co-sponsoringthisconferenceaswellasprovidingbothfinancialandinfrastructural
supports. We gratefully acknowledge the support of Springer, NASSCOM, IEEE
ComSocStudentBranchChapterofIEM,IEEEComputationalIntelligenceStudent
Branch Chapter of IEM, Computer Society of India, Indian School of Ethical
Hacking,HackCieux,ITOrizon,CDAC,NASSCOM10,000Startupsforsponsoring
thisevent,withoutwhichtheconferencecouldnothavebeenorganizedonthisscale.
We are grateful to all the members of the advisory and technical committees
comprising 56 professors and researchers from various parts of the world like
Bulgaria, Romania, California, Portugal, UK, Switzerland, Japan, Singapore, and
India, for providing their excellent service. We are also thankful to all the local
organizing committee comprising Sanchita Ghosh, Baisakhi Das, Lopa Mandal,
Pulak Baral (publicity team); Pralay Kar (print team); Sourav Mukherjee (website
management); Ankit Anand, Nayan Raj (website development and maintenance);
and Kajari Sur, Amit Kumar Mandal, Partha Sarathi Paul, Rabi Narayan Behera,
Satyasaran Changdar, SudiptaPaul, andParamita Mitra (hospitality team) for their
hard work and effort to make this conference a grand success.
Last but not least, thanks to all the participants and authors. I hope that they
appreciatedtheconference,andIanticipatethattheylikedourculturallylivelycity
of joy—Kolkata—as well!
Satyajit Chakrabarti
Director
Institute of Engineering and Management
Kolkata, India
April 2019