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AntibIoTic: Protecting IoT Devices Against DDoS Attacks
June 28, 2017 · Declared Dead · 🏛 International Conference on Software Engineering for Defence Applications
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Authors
Michele De Donno, Nicola Dragoni, Alberto Giaretta, Manuel Mazzara
arXiv ID
1708.05050
Category
cs.CR: Cryptography & Security
Cross-listed
cs.CY
Citations
36
Venue
International Conference on Software Engineering for Defence Applications
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3 months ago
Abstract
The 2016 is remembered as the year that showed to the world how dangerous Distributed Denial of Service attacks can be. Gauge of the disruptiveness of DDoS attacks is the number of bots involved: the bigger the botnet, the more powerful the attack. This character, along with the increasing availability of connected and insecure IoT devices, makes DDoS and IoT the perfect pair for the malware industry. In this paper we present the main idea behind AntibIoTic, a palliative solution to prevent DDoS attacks perpetrated through IoT devices.
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