DoSTDM: A denial of service detection model using firewall data traffic pattern matching
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Open access
Authors
Ahmad Salem, Mohammed Ali Mohammed
Date
2013Supervisor
Dr Peter Dell
Dr Helen Armstrong
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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School of Information Systems
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Abstract
This research deals with Denial of Service (DoS) flooding attacks. These types of attacks toward internet connected networks are on the rise. The research proposes a model that triangulate between statistical and neural network forecasting approaches. The proposed model can identify DoS attacks using the firewall rejected traffic falling outside the normal levels that could indicate a DoS attack. The triangulation approach provided the research model with multi prediction techniques with high accuracy.
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