Real-time detection and containment of network attacks using QoS regulation
Seong Soo Kim, A. L. Narasimha Reddy · 2005
In this paper, we present a network measurement mechanism that can detect and mitigate attacks and anomalous traffic in real-time using QoS regulation. The detection method rapidly pursues the dynamics of the network on the basis of correlation properties of the network protocols. By observing the proportion occupied by each traffic protocol and correlating it to that of previous states of traffic, it can be possible to determine whether the current traffic is behaving normally. When abnormalities are detected, our mechanism allows aggregated resource regulation of each protocol's traffic. The trace-driven results show that the rate-based regulation of traffic characterized by protocol classes is a feasible vehicle for mitigating the impact of network attacks on end servers.