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    ISSN (Online) 2581-9429

    IJARSCT
    International Journal of Advanced Research in Science, Communication and Technology (IJARSCT)

    Volume 3, Issue 2, March 2023


    Impact Factor: 7.301

    Detection of DDoS Attack


    Prof. B. V. Jadhav1, Mansi Mahamuni2, Pranjal Kankal3, Akshata Ghodke4, Vrushali Chavan5
    Professor, Department Computer Engineering1
    Student, Department Computer Engineering2,3,4,5
    Pimpri Chinchwad Polytechnic College, Nigdi, Pune, Maharashtra, India

    Abstract: DOS Attacks or Denial Of Services Attack have become very common amongst Hackers who use
    them as a path to get fame and respect in the underground groups of the Internet. Denial of Service Attacks
    basically means denying valid Internet and Network users from using the services of the target network or
    server. It basically means, launching an attack, which will temporarily make the services, offered by the
    Network unusable to legitimate users. DOS attack use to stop legitimate user from accessing computer or
    web services. In others words one can describe a DOS attack, saying that a DOS attack is one in which you
    clog up so much memory on the target system that it cannot serve legitimate users. Or you send the target
    system data packets, which cannot be handled by it and thus causes it to either crash, reboot or more
    commonly deny services to legitimate users. We are making a software that is online DOS attack prevention
    which will protect the web servers.

    Keywords: Denial of services attack, network unusable

    I. INTRODUCTION
    As DoS attacks have become one of the most dangerous security issues, the need to detect these attacks has increased.
    DoS has become an effective weapon for cyberwar fare, called “hacktivist” groups, rather than just a “game” that some
    attackers play for fun. DoS attack often require detection before they can propagate. DoS detection is often part of
    larger intrusion detection system(IDS). An IDS is best defined as software or hardware used to detect unauthorized
    traffic or activity that violates an approved policy for a given network. Intrusion detection is not a new area of research,
    and Anderson published one of the first papers on IDS in 1980. In 1987, Denning provided a framework for researchers
    working on IDS. An IDS can be categorized based on its operational component (location of the audit source) as host-
    based, network-based, or a combination of both. In a host-based IDS, audit information such as application and
    operating system logs is monitored, while network traffic is monitored in a network-based IDS. Host-based systems are
    usually on a single host, while network-based systems are usually on separate machines from the host they are
    protecting.
    Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks have become an increasingly frequent disruption of the global Internet
    [MVS01]. It’s difficult to protect against because the target is online rather than targeting a specific vulnerability inn
    the system. All known Ddosattacks use large numbers of hosts on the Internet with little or no protection. Criminals
    break into these hosts, install slave programs, and over time command thousands of slave programs to attack specific
    targerts. Attacks do not need to exploit a security hole in the target to cause trouble(which would make the
    problem worse in the attacker's favor). Unlike most security attacks, victims don't have to do much to protect
    themselves. Often, it is not a specific vulnerability that is attacked, but the fact that the victim is connected to the
    network. Under normal operating conditions, standard congestion control such as TCP ensures fair use of
    available resources when communication channels and processing power are fully dedicated. In DDos attack, incoming
    packets do not follow end-to-end congestion control algorithms.
    Instead, they continuously attack their prey, causing well-behaved streams to retreat and eventually starve to death In
    addition, large-scale DDos attacks not only cause problems for the intended victims but also disrupt other traffic that
    can be shared with highly congested parts of the network.

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    IJARSCT
    International Journal of Advanced Research in Science,, Communication and Technology (IJARSCT)

    Volume 3, Issue 2, March 2023


    Impact Factor: 7.301

    II. MODULE IDENTIFICATION


    Module 1: Registration
    Page:In this module, the reset process is performed when a new password is generated using a forgotten query. Newdat
    a entries are updated in the database.

    Module 2: Login Page


    In this module, the authenticator when user side need valid username or password and validate it from database.

    Module 3: File Download


    This module is responsible for downloading specific data from the server, In one case, we are planning to use the book i
    nformation for downloading.

    Module 4: Attacks
    This module is responsible for extracting attacker level activity when transferring data from source to target. Identificati
    on is based on events occurring at each node in the network.

    Module 5: Prevention
    This module is used to update the connection between network nodes after avoiding the connection of attackers.

    III. ARCHITECTURE DIAGRAM

    IV. SCOPE
    The main goal of my project is to provide a smart way to not only detect attacks, but also prevent them in the future. Al
    so, current challenges and possible solutions to identify adversaries are given.

    V. RELATED WORK
    The United States Computer Emergency Response Team defines symptoms of denial-of-service
    denial service attacks as including:
     Unusually slow network performance (opening files or accessing web sites)
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    Volume 3, Issue 2, March 2023


    Impact Factor: 7.301

     Unavailability of a particular web site


     Inability to access any web site
     Dramatic increase in the number of spam emails received (this type of DOS attack is considered an email
    bomb).
    If the attack is conducted on a sufficiently large scale, entire geographical regions of Internet connectivity can be
    compromised without the attacker's knowledge or intent by incorrectly configured or flimsy network infrastructure
    equipment.

    VI. PROBLEM DEFINITION


    This project will be used where it is vulnerable to DOS attacks. The software will be installedonthe server side and will
    help prevent DOS attacks by keeping attackers at bay.

    VII. CONCLUSION
    DDos attack tools are readily available, and any Internet host can act as a Zombie or the ultimate DDos target. These
    attacks can be costly and frustrating, and they are difficult, if not impossible, to eradicate. The best defence is to keep
    attackers at bay with vigilant system administration. Applying patches, updating antimalware programs, monitoring the
    system, and reporting incidents can not only slow DDos attacks, but these defenses can also protect against other
    attacks.

    REFERENCES
    [1]. David K. Y. Yau, Member, IEEE and John C. S. Lui, Feng Liang, and Yeung Yam, (2005) ‘Defending
    Against Distributed Denial-of-Service Attacks With Max-Min Fair Server-Centric Router Throttles’,
    IEEE/ACM TRANSACTIONS ON NETWORKING, VOL. 13, NO. 1, Pages 29-42.
    [2]. John Ioannidis and Steven M. Bellovin, ‘Implementing Pushback: Router-Based Defense Against DDoS
    Attacks’, AT&T Labs Research, ji@research.att.com, smb@research.att.com.
    [3]. Michael K. Reiter and XiaoFeng Wang, (2004), ‘Mitigating Bandwidth-Exhaustion Attacks using Congestion
    Puzzles’, CCS’04, October 25-29, 2004, Washington, DC, USA., Copyright ACM 1- 58113-961-6/04/0010.
    [4]. Stefan Savage, David Wetherall, Anna Karlin and Tom Anderson, (2000), ‘Practical Network Support for IP
    Traceback’, ACM SIGCOMM Computer Communication Review, Volume 30, Issue 4, Pages 295-306.
    [5]. Tao Peng, Christopher Leckie, and KotagiriRamamohanarao, (2007), ‘Survey of Network-Based Defense
    Mechanisms Countering the DoS and DDoS Problems’, Department of Computer Science and Software
    Engineering, The University of Melbourne, Australia, ACM Comput. Surv., Volume 39, Issue 1, Article no.3.

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