Analysis and Identification of Distributed Denial of Service Attacks Using Intra-Domain Messaging Schemes

This research discusses security systems against Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks. The focus of domestic co-operation research is the resolution and identification of DDoS attacks using the Intra-Domain Messaging (I-DM) method. The proposed method has the advantage of a filtering method that requires the Internet Service Provider (ISP) to validate packets from its network using valid prefixes and filter out packets using false source addresses that are out of range of legitimate addresses in a Software Defined Network (SDN) network. This research uses the Mininet simulator as an SDN engineering for data collection of entropy values. Finally, the results show that the I-DM mitigation scheme with filtering method has been effective against IP-Spoofing attacks with an accuracy rate of 83.4%.