АНАЛІЗ МЕТОДІВ ЗАХИСТУ СЕРВЕРІВ ВІД РОЗПОДІЛЕНИХ TCP SYN-FLOOD АТАК
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Analysis methods of protection servers from distributed TCP SYN-flood attacks
The article presents one of the most common types of DDos-attacks on the server – TCP SYN-flood attack. The model and describes how to interact with the attacker's server during a DDos-attack. We analyzed the currently used methods of protection: TCP SYN Cookies,
TCP RST Cookies, Floodgate, Random / Old Drop, SYN-Proxy, Stack Tweaking, Blacklisting.
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