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Title: ProtecTor: Sistema de detección de anomalías y alerta para la red Tor
Author: García Núñez, David
Tutor: Puglisi, Silvia
Others: Pérez-Solà, Cristina  
Abstract: The purpose of this work is to implement a system of anomaly detection and alerting for the Tor network. For its development and deployment, a design based on independent components and prototype-oriented has been used. The system is made up of several modules that allow to obtain telemetry data published by the Tor project, process it, store it, analyze it through a modular anomaly analysis component and issue alerts through a bidirectional channel in the form of a platform bot. Telegram that, additionally, allows you to interact with the system through multiple commands. In addition, it adds data visualization through dashboards served by Grafana and a plotting module developed to display graphs through the bot. The result is a functional, modular and extensible platform that allows any interested person or interest group to carry out an easy deployment thanks to the Docker container-based implementation of the entire system. The work, the result of the assimilation of multiple skills, has been published under the GPL license. It has been carried out satisfactorily in all its stages, it presents a high degree of maturity and allows its exploitation in productive environments. However, it is recommended to extend the analysis component in the form of modules that implement additional anomaly detection algorithms to allow a comparative analysis of the different alerts that may occur.
Keywords: anomaly detection
Tor network
anti-censorship
Document type: info:eu-repo/semantics/masterThesis
Issue Date: Dec-2021
Publication license: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/es/  
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