Defending Distributed Denial Of Service (Ddos) Attacks: Classification And Art
Abhishek Jain, Anupriya Sharma Ghai, Divya Kapil, Atika Gupta, Bijesh Dhyani, Aditya Pai H.
Abstract
There are a lot of companies operating its online businesses including e-commerce, e-banking, financial services, and other web-based services using the Internet. With the enormous increase in the number of hosts, it becomes challenging to provide the resources to legitimate users and to protect the resources from attackers. The multiple loopholes of the Internet are being used for Distributed Denial of Service Attacks by the attackers. DDoS prevention measures quickly become obsolete. Attack planners upgrade their tools to circumvent these security systems, and security professionals modify their strategies to handle ever changing new attacks. This paper describes the problem of DDoS attacks, the evolution of DDoS attacks, and what kinds of DDoS attacks may occur in the near future, and what protection mechanisms can be used against these attacks. This will provide a clear understanding of the DDoS attack problem and also valuable guidance for future research.
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