A Review of Recently Emerging Denial of Service Threats and Defences in the Transport Layer

Saif, Darius; Cormier, Alexandre; Banik, Suranjit; Matrawy, Ashraf

doi:10.1109/ccece.2018.8447649

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“…Some of existing surveys fail to develop a future road map [25] [26]. Most of them do not discuss the role of AI [27]. Moreover, some relevant surveys discuss threat hunting in a specific area [28].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…A common emerging threat called Denial of Service (DoS) is a type of threat that exploits a network by overwhelming the contact point so that the network or server is left impaired [27]. These attacks are usually used to attack in-demand services such as online banking, streaming, and social media [27]. The article [27] noted that as the internet matures, new layers are being introduced which require modern security methods.…”

Section: Surveys On Emerging Threatsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…These attacks are usually used to attack in-demand services such as online banking, streaming, and social media [27]. The article [27] noted that as the internet matures, new layers are being introduced which require modern security methods. The researcher explained that the transport layer provides an opportunity for attacks .…”

Section: Surveys On Emerging Threatsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The researcher explained that the transport layer provides an opportunity for attacks . They further suggested that the current tactics for security from DoS attacks are still valuable but modernizing them to account for new paradigms will ensure strength [27]. For example, the article [27] encourages using cloud environments as they provide a cost-effective DoS evasion technique.…”

Section: Surveys On Emerging Threatsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Turning the Hunted into the Hunter via Threat Hunting: Life Cycle, Ecosystem, Challenges and the Great Promise of AI

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2022

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The threat hunting lifecycle is a complex atmosphere that requires special attention from professionals to maintain security. This paper is a collection of recent work that gives a holistic view of the threat hunting ecosystem, identifies challenges, and discusses the future with the integration of artificial intelligence (AI). We specifically establish a life cycle and ecosystem for privacy-threat hunting in addition to identifying the related challenges. We also discovered how critical the use of AI is in threat hunting. This work paves the way for future work in this area as it provides the foundational knowledge to make meaningful advancements for threat hunting.

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Section: Surveys On Emerging Threatsmentioning

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“…Protocols are connectionless therefore naturally stateless, but they are not providing proper transport level services for network. To overcome this client must solve puzzle [29] before receiving a connection with server node. e. Application Layer: Majority of attacks on networks recently because of there are more complex applications have been running on node.…”

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Cross-layer Planes Framework for Detection of Malicious Nodes in WSN

2019

IJITEE

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Cross-layer planes design is relatively new security approach for future technological era in which different parameters are analyzed across protocols stack, so that the internet connected exchange their information with utmost security. The traditional existing approaches operates at single layer security and across few cross layers on TCP/IP model. Hence intruder can monitor loop holes on victim nodes in Wireless Sensor Network (WSN), which is serious issue for sensitive data. For example, Intrusion Detection System (IDS) operates on network layer and identifies routing attacks, but it does not react to physical layer, MAC layer and transport layers anomalies. Cross-layer design among few layers can monitor and detect some intrusions but this consumes more energy at node and node will become inactive early in the network. Hence, in this article, we are proposing Cross-layer Planes Framework for Detecting Malicious Activities (CPFDMA) at different layers is proposed to secure the WSN as viable security framework is based on the Cross-layer planes which interact attributes in different layers of the protocol stack and monitor & analyze anomaly patterns, notifying them to avoid their malicious activities from the network

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A Review of Recently Emerging Denial of Service Threats and Defences in the Transport Layer

Cited by 2 publications

References 20 publications

Turning the Hunted into the Hunter via Threat Hunting: Life Cycle, Ecosystem, Challenges and the Great Promise of AI

Turning the Hunted into the Hunter via Threat Hunting: Life Cycle, Ecosystem, Challenges and the Great Promise of AI

Cross-layer Planes Framework for Detection of Malicious Nodes in WSN

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