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Detecting MS initiated signaling DDoS attacks in 3G/4G wireless networks

Gupta et al., 2013

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2743731695883377616
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Gupta A
Verma T
Bali S
Kaul S
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2013 Fifth International Conference on Communication Systems and Networks (COMSNETS)

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The hierarchical architecture of present day cellular data networks implies that a large number of base stations depend on a small number of core network elements for essential services (including Internet connectivity). If a mobile botnet launches a distributed signaling …
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