Analysis of Various Distributed Denial of Service Networks Attacks Detection and Prevention Techniques: An Overview

Abstract

Attacks known as Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) aim to prevent the use of Internet resources and services. To create DDoS attack networks, DDoS attackers infect vast numbers of machines. Thus, a coordinated, large-scale assault on one or more victim systems is launched. Aside from improving current DDoS attack methods, attackers create new and derivative DDoS assault tools. Develop thorough DDoS solutions that prevent known and future DDoS attack variations rather than reactive defenses. Nevertheless, this needs a thorough comprehension of the scope and strategy of DDoS attacks. This investigation attempts a full DDoS scope. We suggest a new taxonomy of DDoS attack networks, DDoS attack methods, and software tools used to build DDoS attack networks. These categories help you understand the scope of DDoS attacks, tools, and issues. We propose a type of mitigation that addresses DDoS before, during, and after an attack. This initiative aims to promote research into innovative DDoS defenses and detection systems and to help develop complete solutions that defeat both known and derivative DDoS assaults.