Simulation of Internet DDoS Attacks and Defense

@inproceedings{Kotenko2006SimulationOI,
  title={Simulation of Internet DDoS Attacks and Defense},
  author={Igor Kotenko and A. V. Ulanov},
  booktitle={ISC},
  year={2006}
}
The paper considers the software simulation tool DDoSSim which has been developed for comprehensive investigation of Internet DDoS attacks and defense mechanisms. [] Key Method The taxonomy of input and output parameters for simulation is outlined. The main DDoSSim components are specified. One of the experiments on protection against DDoS attacks demonstrates some DDoSSim possibilities. We consider different phases of defense operations – learning, decision making and protection, including adaptation to the…
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