The distributed denial of service attacks (DDoS) prevention mechanisms on application layer
Karuna S. Bhosale, Maria Nenova, Georgi Iliev
Abstract
Karuna S. Bhosale, Maria Nenova, Georgi Iliev
Abstract
As DDOS attacks interrupt internet services, DDOS tools confirm the effectiveness of the current attack. DDOS attack and countermeasures continue to increase in number and complexity. In this paper, we explore the scope of the DDoS flooding attack problem and attempts to combat it. A contemporary escalation of application layer distributed denial of service attacks on the web services has quickly transferred the focus of the research community from conventional network based denial of service. As a result, new genres of attacks were explored like HTTP GET Flood, HTTP POST Flood, Slowloris, R-U-Dead-Yet (RUDY), DNS etc. Also after a brief introduction to DDOS attacks, we discuss the characteristics of newly proposed application layer distributed denial of service attacks and embellish their impact on modern web services.
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As DDOS attacks interrupt internet services, DDOS tools confirm the effectiveness of the current attack. DDOS attack and countermeasures continue to increase in number and complexity. In this paper, we explore the scope of the DDoS flooding attack problem and attempts to combat it. A contemporary escalation of application layer distributed denial of service attacks on the web services has quickly transferred the focus of the research community from conventional network based denial of service. As a result, new genres of attacks were explored like HTTP GET Flood, HTTP POST Flood, Slowloris, R-U-Dead-Yet (RUDY), DNS etc. Also after a brief introduction to DDOS attacks, we discuss the characteristics of newly proposed application layer distributed denial of service attacks and embellish their impact on modern web services.
Key concepts: Denial-of-service attack, Application layer DDoS attack, Trinoo, Computer science, Computer security, Flooding (psychology), The Internet, Application layer