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An Investigation of Security Techniques for Concealed DDOS Exposure Attacks


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1 Department of Information and Communication Engineering, Anna University, Chennai, India
2 Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, India
3 Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Francis Xavier Engineering College, India
     

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Due to the influence of the multi-level system, the DDoS became a significant investigation in modern days. This encourages us to reduce the data loss and service overheads. In order to investigate these issues, an investigation of the DDoS attack and their related security techniques were analyzed in this paper. So, in this investigation, various data about the intruders will be collected by employing a secured multi-layered design with nomadic honeypots. Our proposed Subterranean Optimization procedure is utilized to distinguish the gatecrashers in view of the pheromone store on that considered zone. A multi-degree IP log table is utilized to distinguish the gatecrashers at diverse ranges of the device. Once the prompted range is found, the information is sent to multi-degree engineering to restrain the spreading of the stimulated region within the honeypot. This statistics will be dispatched to the honeypot to make a guard framework towards the attackers. The advantage of this proposed strategy is that it gives a complete barrier against DDoS at multilevel without making any overhead.

Keywords

DDoS Attack, Subterranean Optimization Procedure, Service Denial Attacks.
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Authors

K. Praghash
Department of Information and Communication Engineering, Anna University, Chennai, India
M. Masthan
Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, India
R. Ravi
Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Francis Xavier Engineering College, India

Abstract


Due to the influence of the multi-level system, the DDoS became a significant investigation in modern days. This encourages us to reduce the data loss and service overheads. In order to investigate these issues, an investigation of the DDoS attack and their related security techniques were analyzed in this paper. So, in this investigation, various data about the intruders will be collected by employing a secured multi-layered design with nomadic honeypots. Our proposed Subterranean Optimization procedure is utilized to distinguish the gatecrashers in view of the pheromone store on that considered zone. A multi-degree IP log table is utilized to distinguish the gatecrashers at diverse ranges of the device. Once the prompted range is found, the information is sent to multi-degree engineering to restrain the spreading of the stimulated region within the honeypot. This statistics will be dispatched to the honeypot to make a guard framework towards the attackers. The advantage of this proposed strategy is that it gives a complete barrier against DDoS at multilevel without making any overhead.

Keywords


DDoS Attack, Subterranean Optimization Procedure, Service Denial Attacks.

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