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Abstract

This dissertation presents the development of an Internet Protocol (IP) traceback scheme for the detection of a denial of service (DoS) attack source base on a shark smell optimization algorithm (SSOA).

Detection of the source of the DoS attack is very important due to the serious damages the attack does cause and the need to bring the perpetrators to justice to stop the menace.

DoS attack is a major threat to the security of network systems and consists of attacks that exploit the vulnerability in a network to overload it with tasks and prevent it from attending to other legitimate users. Flash event (FE) can cause a traffic surge in a part of the network crossed by the attack path that is being traced.

Introduction

Network attacks are cybercrimes. It includes unauthorized practices such as the use of restricted online assets without permission, stealing or gaining unauthorized access into a system, exposing private resources, or malicious disabling or altering, or destroying services of a system on the network (ISO/IEC, 2009).

A computer network is now involved in most of the human day-to-day activities because it makes the way things are done easier. The need for adequate security in computer networks is a rapidly growing area of interest because of the increasing reliance on the networks and the new networks attacks that are springing up at an alarming rate.

Attacks on computer networks have serious effects on business and the economy because the networks carry large volumes of data that is the main focus of business executives for making business decisions.

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