Analytical approach for Mitigation and Prevention of DDoS Attack using Binomial theorem with Bloom filter an Overlay Network Traffic

Abstract: A distributed denial of service attack (DDoS) occurs when multiple systems flood the bandwidth or resources of a targeted system. These systems are compromised by attackers using various methods. IP address spoofing occurs when an attacker assumes the source Internet Protocol (IP) address of IP packets to make it appear as though the packet originated from a valid IP address. Most IP networks utilize the user’s IP address to verify identities and routers also typically ignore source IP addresses when routing packets. Routers use the destination IP addresses to forward packets to the intended destination network. It could enable an attacker to bypass a router and to launch a number of subsequent attacks. Mitigation Threat Management System (MTMS) is a vital component of sophisticated and adaptive DDoS countermeasures which surgically mitigate and remove attack traffic while enabling the flow of legitimate traffic. It offers a mechanism for attack mitigates and detection the attack traffic route using Binomial distribution with Bloom filters. It protects both IPv4 and IPv6 infrastructure from DDoS attacks. This threat management functionality can be improving profitability by providing the foundation for new, revenue-generating, managed DDoS protection services.

Keywords: DDoS, Mitigation Threat Management System, IP spoofing, Binomial Distribution, Bloom filter