Review on: Ontology Based Approach to Detect DDos Attacks in Ad Hoc Networks

Volume: 4    Issue: 2

Year of Publication: 2017

Pages: (11-13)

Authors: Bikramjit Singh, Er.Maninder Sharma

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Abstract

Adhoc network have a features of their less infrastructure network consisting of mobile terminal with the capability to communicate with each other nodes. Due to less infrastructure any mobile terminal can attach and leave the network. Mobile nodes can attach each other nodes through automatically configuration. So this feature make mobile Ad hoc network powerful and flexible when mobile nodes of Ad hoc network try to transfer the data. Then various security flaws and attacks have created to interrupt the services of Ad hoc Network. which makes the Ad hoc network vulnerable. DDoS attacks are more powerful attack in Ad hoc network as compare to other attacks. In this work we purposed a effective approach to detect and identify the DDoS attacks class, consequences and perquisites. We use Ontology based approach to developed the ontology of DDoS attacks .We detect the security flaws, weakness ,vulnerability and other various attacks of DDoS attacks in Ad Hoc. By using the Ontology based approach the first goal of this work is to developed the DDoS attacks Ontology and their consequences ,perquisites, impacts and attacks in logical way . Then we utilized Jena Framework to detected and read the DDoS attacks classes from DDoS RDF and knowledge base and then we can extract the logical and reasonable results from DDoS attacks knowledge base .In this work we used DDoS attacks domain purposed Ontology is generated the well known Taxonomy CAPEC,CVE CWE .ISS-X-Force and OSVDB data sets. This purposed work is used to read the DDoS attacks but also detect and defined the DDoS attack Classes in Ad hoc.

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Keywords

Adhoc, DDos, Protégé, Ontology.