Dear Somenath Chakraborty,
You may want to look at the info below:
10 ways to prevent a DDoS attack
6 Steps to Prevent DDoS Attacks
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Best practices to prevent DDoS:
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https://www.esecurityplanet.com/networks/how-to-prevent-ddos-attacks-tips-to-keep-your-website-safe/
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https://www.imperva.com/learn/ddos/ddos-attacks/
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https://pages.checkpoint.com/quantum-edge-demo.html?utm_source=google-pr&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=CM_WR_21Q4_Quantum_Maestro_AMER&utm_term=quantum-maestro-demo-21q4&utm_content=quantum-maestro-demo-21q4&gclid=CjwKCAiA-9uNBhBTEiwAN3IlNGtXaMpttiVN8sK3qfIoEOdtxR3iE89IcCetXTLfNq8a4xz-r42omhoC9c4QAvD_BwE
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The following article can be an excellent answer to your question.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1574013720304329
In my experience, the best strategy is to use the BGP protocol (Border Gateway Protocol) to divert the traffic that is detected as "anomalous" towards another route in which an "appliance" is used to clean it. The commercial tool that I recommend you study is "PeakFlow / TMS".
Predicting cyber attack preference of intruders is essential for security organizations to demystify attack intents and proactively handle oncoming cyber threats. In order to automatically analyze attack preferences of intruders, this paper proposes a novel framework, namely HinAp, to predict cyber attack preference using attributed heterogeneous attention network and transductive learning.
Thank you Alejandro Corletti and Muluneh Shiferaw for their valuable answer.
Thank you Len Leonid Mizrah for your comprehensive and detail answer with references , I really appreciate your contribution.
Jose Risomar Sousa please talk about what are the research work coming up in recent days. Our approach is to enrich the research community rather than talk against some groups. As we all know good and bad people exist in our world and they may hold any nationality.
I hope you understand. Best of wishes for your future remarks and contribution.
Somenath Chakraborty No sir, I disagree. If people do things, they need to be held accountable. You can't censor free speech, at least not in the USA.
That is something that's common in China and Russia (and in many Big Tech websites as well), but generally not in the US.
Jose Risomar Sousa you should suppose to give answer to the question that is asked in this thread and it is not the place to discuss free speech, if you like to give your views on this then just create a discussion forum here in ResearchGate or in any other place related to the topic that you are interested in but not where the topic is not mean for that. I hope you understand and respect people's views.
Somenath Chakraborty Look at your paltry RG score. I don't think it's improving any time soon. Good bye.
Jose Risomar Sousa, Thank you for your time and thinking about me. LOL!
Thank you Shri Kant for your opinion, it would be better if you share your contribution to the answer.
There are so many different variants of DDoS attacks.
Example: Flash Crowd Attacks
https://rdcu.be/cyHjO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWfUdef5SIw
Chapter Defending Web Servers Against Flash Crowd Attacks
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8888105
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/350791529_Defending_Web_Servers_Against_Flash_Crowd_Attacks
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/336445688_Defending_Web_Servers_Against_Flash_Crowd_Attacks
Volumetric DDoS Attacks:
https://steel.isi.edu/projects/SENSS/amon-senss.pdf
Low rate DDoS Attacks:
https://steel.isi.edu/Projects/Leader/
Preprint A Survey of Distributed Denial of Service Attacks and Defenses
Conference Paper Defending Web Servers Against Flash Crowd Attacks
Conference Paper Defending Web Servers Against Flash Crowd Attacks
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