Prevention of Attacks under DDoS Using Target Customer Behavior

The possibility of sharing information through networking has been growing in geometrical progression. In this connection it is to be noted network attacks, in other words, DDoS attacks also are growing in equal proportion. Sharing of information is being carried out by means of server and client. The client requests for the data from the server and the server provides the response for the client-request. Here the client can violate the server performance by sending continuous or anomaly requests. The result is the server performance becomes degraded. This paper discusses how best the degradation of the performance can be prevented using some algorithm proposed in the methodology. In this work the blocking is done using a different mechanism based on the category of the client. Keyword: Server, Client, Response, Request Degradation, Category,

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