A Secure Detection Framework for ARP, DHCP, and DoS Attacks on Kali Linux

Abstract

Abstract: Currently, the Internet is playing a vital role in educating students to boost industrial production. Various network components are employed to give a wide range of options and reliability for internet services. As the Internet continues to develop and expand, network security has become an issue. Many attempts to secure transmission at the application, transport, or network layers have failed because the data connection layer has not been appropriately managed. The DHCP and ARP protocols are critical to the network's ability to function correctly. They were not designed with security precautions in mind. So, they are susceptible to a variety of assaults, including the rogue DHCPS, DHCPS hunger, DHCP hijacking, host impersonation, man in the middle, and DDoS. Here, we are going to examine how Kali Linux handles the aforementioned threats. DHCP hunger and host impersonation attacks could not be prevented by the current ARP and DHCP security measures. LAN assaults may be prevented and mitigated by using a novel method to protect ARP and DHCP. ARP and DHCP communications are protected by the suggested approach, which ensures their integrity and validity. A comparison of the proposed plans' security and performance attributes is carried out and compared to those of similar schemes