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The Impact Of DDOS And Ping Of Death On Network Performance
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AUTHOR(S)
Waleed Iftikhar, Zunair Mahmood and Daniel Mago Vistro
KEYWORDS
Denial of service (DOS), Distributed denial of service (DDOS), Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) ,Low Orbit Ion Cannon (LOIC), Network Performance, Ping of Death, Riverbed Modeler
ABSTRACT
: A network’s performance can be affected by a number of things. Network attacks significantly reduce a networks performance and the most common attacks are the ping of death also known as DOS and the DDOS attacks. Networks of all kind whether on cloud or internet of things are affected by these attacks. Literature related to DDOS and its implications on various networks and their performance has been critically reviewed. Riverbed modeler was used to set up an experiment and Low orbit ion canon (LOIC) was used to perform a DDOS attack on the target website. Based on the outcome of the experiments conducted, DOS, DDOS, and Ping of death attacks significantly slows down the performance of the network.
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