Monitoring DNS Traffic Through Google Maps

Nor Farahani, Jusoh (2013) Monitoring DNS Traffic Through Google Maps. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The main focus of this paper is to develop DNS monitoring tool that can monitor DNS traffic by using Google Maps. As known the growth of network, DNS will have the risk to be attacked by malicious attack and DNS spoofing. The problem that related with Google Maps today is it does not embedded with the function that can monitor global DNS network traffic. The main objective of this project is to establish the DNS monitoring tool using Google Maps function by adding DNS network traffic monitoring map. In this project, the methodology that used is based on System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) approaches. This project is followed SDLC model because it is included an implementation of system. The implementation of this project starts by register into Google Maps API to obtain the API Key. This API Key will used to create a new Google Maps. The packet of DNS form UTeM will be captured using Wireshark by filtering at port 53. Then, all the data will imported into Google Fusion Table. The data will be visualized into map form. In the end of this project, a map that can monitor DNS traffic can be developed and used by administrator to detect any anomaly behaviors that happened in the DNS traffic.

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