Biologically inspired smart contract: A blockchain-based DDoS detection system
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conference contribution
posted on 2020-11-04, 00:00authored byXu Han, Bai Zhang, Xingzi Liu, Frank JiangFrank Jiang
With the increase of Internet usage, the identification and recovery from cyber-attacks become the major concerns for cyber industries. Therefore, the harm caused by network attacks has caused widespread concern. Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack is a very common destructive cyber attack. This is a network attack that destroys the network and can cause multiple computers to be attacked at the same time, failing to perform services properly. Therefore, based on the understanding of blockchain structure and DDoS characteristics, a blockchain-based DDoS detection model framework is proposed to form a blockchain-based collaborative detection system. We use the blockchain consortium chain structure to treat all participants as part of the private chain in the system. Each participating organization has its own channel, and other organizations cannot access its information, thus fully protecting the privacy of each participant. Our experimental results show that smart contracts can detect DDoS data and generate anomalous chains on each node. The time required to generate an exception chain and information sharing is very short, which indicates that the system can protect the privacy of user data. While sharing data in time, good results can be obtained as a collaborative detection system.
History
Event
ICNSC - Networking, Sensing and Control. IEEE International Conference (2020 : Nanjing, China (online)
Publisher
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)