Intrusion Detection System to Detect Bandwidth Attacks
Sanket Lokhande, Akshay Bhaskarwar, Sujata Bhaskarwar, Sadhana Chidrawar · 2012
This paper focuses on theoretical and practical methods for detecting bandwidth attacks upon networks and sites. Comparison of existing methods used in traditional networks, as well as discussion of a new method for detecting attacks is presented. Advantages and limitations of few of methods are considered. Attack Detection helps to plan a security monitoring system on Linux based networks that can detect attacks that originate from internal and external sources. The main aim of a security monitoring system is to identify unusual events on the network that indicate malicious activity or procedural errors. Security monitoring provides two primary benefits for organizations of all sizes: the ability to identify attacks as they occur, and the ability to perform forensic analysis on the events that have occurred before, during, and after an attack.