A Probabilistic Packet Marking scheme with LT Code for IP Traceback

Peng, Shih-Hao; Chang, Kai-Di; Chen, Jiann-Liang; Lin, I-Long; Chao, H. Jonathan

doi:10.7763/ijfcc.2012.v1.15

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“…During an attack, this unique piece of embedded information increases the feasibility to identify and drop packets traveling through the same path. Peng et al, [6] proposed a probabilistic packet marking scheme for pushback of attack source. The packet marking is based on probability and code transformation.…”

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Enforcing a Source-end Cooperative Multilevel Defense Mechanism to Counter Flooding Attack

Shunmuganathan¹

2023

Computer Systems Science and Engineering

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The exponential advancement in telecommunication embeds the Internet in every aspect of communication. Interconnections of networks all over the world impose monumental risks on the Internet. A Flooding Attack (FA) is one of the major intimidating risks on the Internet where legitimate users are prevented from accessing network services. Irrespective of the protective measures incorporated in the communication infrastructure, FA still persists due to the lack of global cooperation. Most of the existing mitigation is set up either at the traffic starting point or at the traffic ending point. Providing mitigation at one or the other end may not be a complete solution. To insist on better protection against flooding attacks, this work proposes a cooperative multilevel defense mechanism. The proposed cooperative multilevel defense mechanism consists of two-level of mitigation. In the first level, it is proposed to design a Threshold-based rate-limiting with a Spoofing Resistant Tag (TSRT), as a source end countermeasure for High-Rate Flooding Attacks (HRFA) and spoofing attacks. In the second level, the accent is to discriminate normal traffic after Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) traffic and drop the DDoS traffic at the destination end. Flow Congruence-based Selective Pushback (FCSP), as a destination-initiated countermeasure for the Low Rate Flooding Attack (LRFA). The source and the destination cooperate to identify and block the attack. A key advantage of this cooperative mechanism is that it can distinguish and channel down the attack traffic nearer to the starting point of the attack. The presentation of the agreeable cooperative multilevel safeguard mechanism is approved through broad recreation in NS-2. The investigation and the exploratory outcomes show that the proposed plan can effectively identify and shield from the attack.

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Enforcing a Source-end Cooperative Multilevel Defense Mechanism to Counter Flooding Attack

Shunmuganathan¹

2023

Computer Systems Science and Engineering

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“…In 2012 by Shih-Hao Peng et. All introduce A Probabilistic Packet Marking scheme and propose the LT Code IP Trace back scheme to reconstruct the attack graph and find the source of attacker and finally LTCIP is a reliable IP Trace back scheme, which can find the source of DDoS and avoid the attack [10].…”

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An efficient IP trace back using packetizing logging and pre shared key exchange

Pradhan¹,

Sahu²,

pandey³

2014

IOSRJCE

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Here in this work we presented a hybrid model of packet marking and logging for the IP trace back for the node that wants to attack any node in the network. The main idea is to detect the DOS attacks in the network by employing the ip of the attacker node. Here we are implementing the packet marking and the logging for the homogenous and the heterogeneous network. Also here we are integrating the concept of pre shared key exchange on the routers to make the marking of the packets is easy and can increase the efficiency of detecting attacks in the network.

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“…The probability packet marking approach is proposed in Ref. . Each node marks packet with some probability in this approach, which can reduce the length of packets.…”

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A comprehensive analysis for fair probability marking based traceback approach in WSNs

Liu

2016

Security Comm Networks

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Currently, the analysis result of fair probability marking approach can only be got in the single‐source linear and single‐source tree network, which cannot meet the requirement of applications. This paper fills in this gap by providing an accurate marking probability analysis model for linear network, tree network, and planar network. Compare with the marking packets mechanism with equal marking probability, the analysis result of this paper shows that FPM mechanisms cannot only reduce convergence time up to 20%–60% for medium‐sized plane sensor networks, but also reduces the amount of data, so the network lifetime is 1.2 times to 3.37 times than previous methods. The mark probability τ of each node is given and its performance is comprehensively analyzed for FPM approach. The results have important guiding significance for designing traceback scheme. Copyright © 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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A Probabilistic Packet Marking scheme with LT Code for IP Traceback

Cited by 4 publications

References 8 publications

Enforcing a Source-end Cooperative Multilevel Defense Mechanism to Counter Flooding Attack

Enforcing a Source-end Cooperative Multilevel Defense Mechanism to Counter Flooding Attack

An efficient IP trace back using packetizing logging and pre shared key exchange

A comprehensive analysis for fair probability marking based traceback approach in WSNs

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