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Novel session initiation protocol-based distributed denial-of-service attacks and effective defense strategies

Tas et al., 2016

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6004774048309523042
Author
Tas I
Ugurdogan B
Baktir S
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Computers & Security

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Abstract Voice-over-IP (VoIP) and its underlying session initiation protocol (SIP) techniques have become popular in recent years. VoIP/SIP techniques are used widely in unified communication systems and next generation networks, and there is no doubt they will play …
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