ENDPOINT SECURITY MECHANISM TO DETECT IP THEFT ON A VIRTUAL MACHINE MOBILITY IN SWITCH FABRIC

Patent №

US 11,368,484

Granted

2022-06-21

Filed 2019

Owner

CISCO TECHNOLOGY, INC.

Lab

AI components

2

kr · evo

Assignment

Recorded

Dataset

AIPD

2023_r1 edition

Application

16396096

Methods to secure against IP address thefts by rogue devices in a virtualized datacenter are provided. Rogue devices are detected and distinguished from a migration of an endpoint in a virtualized datacenter. A first hop network element in a one or more network fabrics intercepts a request that includes an identity of an endpoint and performs a local lookup for the endpoint entity identifier. Based on the lookup not finding the endpoint entity identifier, the first hop network element broadcasts a message such as a remote media access address (MAC) query to other network elements in the one or more network fabrics. Based on the received response, which may include an IP address associated with the MAC address, the first hop network element performs a theft validation process to determine whether the request originated from a migrated endpoint or a rogue device.

Knowledge representationEvolutionary computationH04L 63/1483G06F 9/45558H04L 61/103H04L 63/10H04L 63/1408G06F 2009/4557G06F 2009/45587G06F 2009/45595+2 more

AI classification

Evolutionary computation0.94
Knowledge representation0.80
Planning0.29
Natural language0.09
Machine learning0.00
AI hardware0.00
Vision0.00
Speech0.00

Ownership

CISCO TECHNOLOGY, INC.

assignment · 490090306

Assignors

SHARMA, GOVIND PRASAD, YEDAVALLI, ESHWAR RAO, ASGHAR, MOHAMMED JAVED, CHANDRASEKARAN, ASHWATH KUMAR, MANKAR, SWAPNIL, KARYAMPUDI, UMAMAHESWARARAO

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