DoS Attack Detection using Edge Machine Learning
Prof. A. H. Kagne, Harshal Gogawale, Bhavesh Chopade, Rishabh Indalkar, Avinash Bhite
Prof. Ashvini H. Kagne, Comp Engin, SAE (ashvinikagne.sae@sinhgad.edu )
Harshal Satish Gogawale, Comp Engin, SAE ( harshalgogawale.sae.comp@gmail.com )
Bhavesh Hanumant Chopade, Comp Engin, SAE (bhaveshchopade.sae.comp@gmail.com )
Rishahb Santosh Indalkar, Comp Engin, SAE (rishabhindalkar.sae.comp@gmail.com )
Avinash Sunil Bhite, Comp Engin, SAE (avinashbhite.sae.comp@gmail.com )
ABSTRACT
The Denial-of-Service (DoS) attacks are among the most common and malicious types of cybersecurity attacks. These attacks attempt to disrupt the normal traffic and function of a targeted server or network. Although the launch of Internet Protocol version six (IPv6) addressed the issue of IPv4’s address depletion, but also mandated the use of Internet Control Message Protocol version six (ICMPv6) messages in newly introduced features such as the Neighbour Discovery Protocol (NDP). This has exacerbated existing network attacks including ICMPv6-based Denial of Service (DoS) attacks and its variant form Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack. Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) aimed at tackling security issues raised by ICMPv6-based DoS and DDoS attacks have been reviewed by researchers and a general classification of existing IDSs was proposed as anomaly-based and signature-based. However, it is incredibly hard to see the overall picture of IDSs based on Machine Learning (ML) techniques with such a classification, as there is a lack of a more detailed view of the ML approach, classifiers, feature selection techniques, datasets, and different evaluation metrics.
Key Words: Edge Machine Learning, Denial of Service, Attack, Detection, Long Short Term Memory(LSTM).
