Master of Science

Within Mater’s Thesis a design of the communication module for X-Plane simulator was worked out. It will enable to read data from simulation model or change current flight situation.

This work deals with the issue of multicast communication, specifically it focuses on group key management. It discusses group key management protocols as well as existing algorithms and algorithm designs for efficient key management and distribution. Based on the knowledge, two solutions were developed. The application for comparing the efficiency of algorithms was created as well. Both existing and proposed schemes were compared using two scenarios. Based on the resulting graphs, the suitability of individual algorithms was evaluated.

The diploma thesis deals with a tool for managing research projects in the global experimental network PlanetLab. It is possible to use the Planetlab server manager application for administration. As part of this work, the application was extended with new functions, which are mainly: obtaining information about the status of operation of individual servers, advanced server search according to the size of the server's operating memory, Linux kernel version. Furthermore, the feature of managing servers outside the Planetlab experimental network and the feature of copying files to selected servers were added. The application is available in the PyPI repository and the source code is published on the GitLab platform under the MIT license. The application is available for Linux and Mac OS. A manual in English was prepared for the application.

The aim of this thesis is to choose the proper measurement system for evaluating the performance of the LTE mobile networks based on long-term measurements. The thesis describes mobile network LTE, its architecture and introducts the Quality of Service in the LTE. In the next part are studied the known measurement methods and furthermore, there is proposed a solution in the form of long-term measurement. This measurement uses the mobile phone application Open-RMBT, which stores the measurement results into the database on the chosen server. The following part focuses on the issue of choosing a suitable mobile device for the measurement, then it describes a pilot testing and the followed run of the long-term measurements. In the last part is introduced the interractive application to plot graphs. Measurement results are discussed in the conclusion.

Web servers often become overloaded with irregular surges in web traffic. Several techniques have been explored to cope with these overloads such as distributing load throughout different servers. This thesis presents Pipelined Apache HTTP Server, a modified version of the Apache Software Foundation’s HTTP Server that utilizes a pipelined execution of Apache’s request cycle. We discuss Apache’s original architecture, the modifications necessary for implementation of pipelined execution, and analyze its run time. Ultimately, we hoped to increase throughput of Apache but fall short because of unbalanced request phases and pipelining overhead.

This master thesis refers to a new technology in a mobil services IP multimedia subsystem. First, the theoreticl part, refers to the architectury of this technology and elementary protocols. Although it is real-time services, is nesessary to refer about the Quality of Services, that it ensures the condent transmition of data. The second, practisy part refers to a the development background SDS 4.0 FD1 from Ericsson ltd., that it is used develop aplications for IMS technology. It will be to develop the aplication , that it used to the IMS and it refers to the elementary function and comunication.

This document contains basic principles and processes regarding secure access to web information system. It consists of theoretic and applied part. These are mainly written together in thesis’s chapters. Theoretic informations were tested on simple web application created in PHP computer language on Apache web server using MySQL database. In the beginning, there is an analysis of used programming environment, especially it’s advantages and disadvantages. The main part of this document is simple characterization of many security problems which can be found on many websites all around the world. In the first place it’s a handling problem of inputs and outputs in the web applications. Password disputableness is solving separatelly. Theory of a problem is analysed first of all. Then a couple of solving methods are suggested and the one which is practically realized is described in detail. There is a notification system created which is used to inform user about errors appeared in web application. In the last section there is a client and server certificates described. This document contains fully characterization of used scripts and connection between them. They are supplemented with many pictures and screenshots which are used to better understanding the disputableness of web security.

This thesis deals with the management of computer servers. The theoretical part describes the client-server architecture, operating system GNU/Linux and server management tools. The second chapter is devoted to design an own application to manage servers. The next chapter describes the design and implementation of individual modules from which application is build. In the fourth chapter there is described how to install and configure the application on the GNU/Linuw operating system. The penultimate chapter is written as a user manual and acquaints reader with application control. In the last section there are results obtained in testing the application presented and commented.

The aim of this Master's thesis is to design and to implement the security test in considering a resistance of the device under test to the effects of the distributed denial of service attack DDoS SYN Flood. After processing the test results is developed a protocol about security test of the device under test. In this thesis are tested two devices, namely CISCO ASA5510 firewall and a server with the specified name Server. The theoretical part of the thesis discusses the primary types of network attacks such as reconnaissance, gain access and denial of service attacks. Explained the concept of DoS and its principle, further types of DoS attacks and distributed denial of service attacks DDoS.