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Network security study has been developing methods for discovering anomalies and for recognizing malignant patterns for intrusion detection. On the other hand, network traffic study has been investigating methods for traffic classification mainly for traffic engineering. Intuitively, combining these two fields of study is expected to achieve an innovative solution for various issues in intrusion detection...
The Internet community has been long convinced that distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks are difficult to combat since IP spoofing prevents traceback to the sources of attacks. Even if traceback is possible, the sheer number of sources that must be shutdown renders trace-back, by itself, ineffective. Due to this belief, much effort has been focused on winning the "arms race" against...
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