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Network-based intrusion detection model for detecting TCP SYN flooding

Kanlayasiri et al., 2000

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12061608907852708465
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Kanlayasiri U
Sanguanpong S
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Proceedings of the 4th National Computer Science and Engineering Conference, Bangkok, Thailand

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This paper presents a method for detecting TCP SYN flooding attack using BENEF model. Our model relies on the significant parameters of anomalous network packets, the statistic of system behavior, and the decision with threshold and fuzzy rule-based technique. With fuzzy …
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