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"A Framework for Classifying Denial of Service Attacks,"
ACC (aggregate congestion control)
Access, legal definition
ACM SIGCOMM
ACM TISSEC (Transactions on Information and System Security)
Active Network Defense (AND)
[See Active Response Continuum.]
Active queue management
Active Response Continuum
"Active Response to Computer Intrusions,"
Agents [See also armies, botnets, bots, handlers.]
controlling
attack phase
direct commands
indirect commands
malware updates
unwitting agents
definition
discovery, tools for
recruiting
backdoors
bots
finding vulnerable machines
malware propagation
propagation vectors
scanning
worms
unwitting
Aggregate congestion control (ACC)
Aggregating costs
Aggregation point
Agobot 2nd 3rd
aguri
AIDS analogy
Algorithmic attacks
All Party Internet Group (APIG)
Amplification 2nd 3rd
Analyzing attacks.
[See malware, analysis.]
AND (Active Network Defense).
[See Active Response Continuum.]
Annual Computer Security Applications Conference
Anomaly detection. [See also misbehavior detection, signature detection.]
definition
description
Anti-analysis
Anti-forensics
APIG (All Party Internet Group)
Application attacks
Armies [See also agents, botnets, bots, handlers, networks.]
Articles.
[See publications.]
Artifacts [See also malware.]
Asynchronous communication
Attack detection. [See also detection.]
accuracy
anomaly detection
attack characteristics
behavioral models
core-based techniques
false negatives
false positives
goals
misbehavior modeling
signature detection
source-based techniques
standard-based models
timeliness
victim-based techniques
Attack phase
Attack response
automated response
collateral damage
counterattacks
filtering
goals
manual response
rate limiting
service differentiation 2nd
traceback 2nd
traffic policing 2nd
Attackers. [See also hackers.]
hackers
motivation 2nd 3rd
nation-state actors
profile
sophistication level
Attacking machines. [See also agents, handlers, stepping stones.]
reflectors
Attacks. [See also DDoS, DoS.]
algorithmic
analyzing.
[See malware, analysis.]
attack trends
characteristics
controlling agents
attack phase
direct commands
indirect commands
unwitting agents
criminal, prognosis
degradation of service
frequency 2nd
hiding source of
history of.
[See Evolution of DoS attacks.]
HIV/AIDS analogy
infrastructure
IP spoofing
benefits to attacker
defenses
description
ingress/egress filtering
levels of
limitations of
raw socket access
recruiting agents.
[See agents, recruiting.]
spoofing fully random IP addresses
spoofing victim addresses
subnet spoofing
magnitude 2nd
motivations
against chat channels
extortion 2nd 3rd
from competitors
political
notable 2nd 3rd 4th 5th
ongoing
as a source
as a target
backscatter traceback
BGP-speaking routers
black hole routes
filtering
hardcoded IP addresses
liability issues
sinkhole networks
political
prevention
programs for.
[See malware.]
semantic levels
algorithmic
application attack
attacking a protocol
middleware attack
Naptha attack
pure flooding
random port TCP SYN flooding
resource attack
SYN flood attacks
vulnerability attacks
sophistication
traceback 2nd
trends
types of. [See also flooding attacks, vulnerability attacks.]
combining 2nd
flooding
IP spoofing, using.
lagging
misusing legitimate services
Naptha attack
reflection
Smurf attack
Auto-rooters 2nd
Automated infection toolkits
Automatic response
Autonomous propagation
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