Global Communications Conference · 2006 · 10 citations · 12 references
ComputingComputer ScienceCybersecurityComputer SecurityNetwork SecuritySecurity ArchitectureDenial-of-service AttacksInternet Protocol SecurityIntrusion DetectionNetwork Traffic AnalysisAttack MitigationCountermeasure DesignDdos TracebackDenial Of ServiceDenial Of Service Attack MitigationDenial-of-service MitigationDistributed Denial Of ServiceRate Limiting
Distributed denial-of-service attack is one of major threats to Internet today. Rate limit is an effective countermeasure to defeat rate-related attacks on condition that attackers send more traffics than legitimate users. However, sometimes the real case is opposite, because there may be only subtle rate difference between attackers and legitimate users today. We thoroughly investigate such a DDoS attack case and provide an elaborate IP traceback-based rate limit algorithm. The simulation results show that our method can better mitigate the meek DDoS attack as well as improve the throughput of legitimate traffic.
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