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Low-rate DoS attack detection based on two-step cluster analysis and UTR analysis

Tang et al., 2020

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1796653611341998085
Author
Tang D
Dai R
Tang L
Li X
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Human-centric Computing and Information Sciences

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Low-rate denial of service (LDoS) attacks send attacking bursts intermittently to the network which can severely degrade the victim system's Quality of Service (QoS). The low-rate nature of such attacks complicates attack detection. LDoS attacks repeatedly trigger the …
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