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Because high-rate flooding attacks constitute such a potent threat to the delivery of Internet-based services, the early and reliable detection of the onset of such an attack together with the formulation and implementation of an effective mitigation strategy are key security goals. However, the continuously evolving nature of such attacks means that they remain an area of active research and investigation. This chapter focuses largely on our research into attack detection, with some discussion of mitigation through IP address filtering. The chapter outlines leading-edge work on developing detection techniques that have the potential to identify a high-rate flooding attack reliably and in real time or, at least, in near real time. In addition, it formulates an architecture for a DoS Mitigation Module (DMM) to provide a vehicle for integrating the elements of the solution.

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