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Summary
DS-0385
Backscatter-tocs
Dataset
UCSD - Center for Applied Internet Data Analysis
UCSD - Center for Applied Internet Data Analysis
02/01/2001
03/06/2004
53 (lowest rank is 57)
Description
Quarterly DoS backscatter traces
Information useful for studying denial-of-service (DoS) attacks.
This dataset consists of IPv4 packets sent by DoS attack victims in response
to spoofed attack traffic. This backscatter from victims was collected by
the UCSD Network Telescope. Possible uses include modeling DoS attacks,
understanding victim populations, and using real packet traces to validate
algorithms for detecting or classifying malicious traffic.
This last use is particularly valuable because it is extremely challenging to
artificially generate the kind of real-world noise present on the Internet.
This dataset includes just the subset of CAIDA's backscatter data used for the paper
"Inferring Internet Denial-of-Service Activity" published in ACM TOCS, May 2006.
Additional Details
68.9GB
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