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DDoS attack prevention and mitigation techniques-a review

Mahajan et al., 2013

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9839476394373056445
Author
Mahajan D
Sachdeva M
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International Journal of Computer Applications

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The present era is completely dependent on Internet. Internet serves as a global information source for all users, so the availability of internet is very important. In this paper the main focus is on the DDoS attack which hinders the network availability by flooding the victim with …
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