Future Networks

... like attacks like Smurf and TCP-SYN uses Rahul Chowdary Bobba(B.Tech), Raghunath. ... San Diego, Jan 2004. [9] HR Nagesh, Chandra Sekaran K. Department of Computer Engineering, PA College of Engineering, Mangalore, Karnataka, INDIA Department of Computer ...

The security of the existing ambient intelligence model presents a particular challenge because this architecture combines different networks, being prone to vulnerabilities and attacks. Specific techniques are required to be studied in order to provide a fault-tolerant system. One way to address this goal is to apply different techniques in order to correct the errors introduced in the systems by a spectrum of sources. This paper is a rational continuity of the previous work by offering a method of detecting and correcting errors.

The future networks will provide a new digital infrastructure to automate everything. The total number of Internet subscribers will continue to grow and Internet traffic will increase tremendously. The new applications can easily overload backbone networks, degrading the quality of service of other applications that use the same network resources. All this leads to an accelerated need for broadband interconnection of the Internet autonomous systems between more exchange points around the world. In this survey, the development of the Internet as interconnected telecommunication networks is presented. The interaction between the large number of autonomous systems by building transit and direct (equal-to-equal) connections is shown. The levels of Internet service providers (Tier 1, 2 and 3), Internet Exchange Point (IXPs) and Points of Presence (PoPs) are described. In addition, the trends and challenges in the future development of the Internet are discussed. The purpose of this survey is to present the Internet as interconnected networks, to provide a better understanding of the interaction between the particular autonomous systems and to point out the important trends and features of future telecommunications networks.

An increasingly wireless world will mean that devices with multiple network interfaces will soon become commonplace. Users will expect to be always connected from anywhere and at any time as connections will be switched to available networks using handover techniques. However, different networks have different Qualities-of-Service so a Quality-of-Service Framework is needed to help applications and services deal with this new environment. In addition, since these networks must work together, future mobile systems will have an open, instead of the currently closed, architecture. Therefore new mechanisms will be needed to protect users, servers and network infrastructure. This means that future mobile networks will have to integrate communications, mobility, quality-of service and security. This paper provides an overview of potential architectures for communication in future networks. Our study shows that only a number of these architectures support this integration.

... like attacks like Smurf and TCP-SYN uses Rahul Chowdary Bobba(B.Tech), Raghunath. ... San Diego, Jan 2004. [9] HR Nagesh, Chandra Sekaran K. Department of Computer Engineering, PA College of Engineering, Mangalore, Karnataka, INDIA Department of Computer ...

Wireless mesh networks (WMNs) have recently gained a lot of popularity due to their rapid deployment and instant communication capabilities. WMNs are dynamically self-organized, self-configured and self-healed, with the nodes in the network automatically establishing an ad hoc network and preserving the mesh connectivity. Due to the increasing interest on wireless mesh architectures, a new IEEE working group, 802.11s has recently created. The purpose of this working group is to standardize the architectures and protocols that support both broadcast/multicast and unicast delivery between access points (APs). In this paper, a detailed simulation based performance study and analysis is performed on the reactive routing protocols over such kind of networks. Ad hoc on-demand distance vector (AODV), dynamic source routing (DSR) and dynamic MANET on-demand (DYMO) routing protocol are considered as the representative of reactive routing protocols. The performance differentials are investigated using varying traffic load and number of source. Based on the simulation results, how the performance of each protocol can be improved is also recommended.

This book provides holistic coverage of the Internet of things (IoT) model, which includes its concepts and enabling technologies as well as some advanced topics. In addition, the book includes chapters on some popular areas that integrate IoT in their applications. The author discusses recent development and emerging trends in the IoT, and also presents innovative applications and case studies. Main security and privacy challenges, both for individuals and organizations, are also explored. Moreover, the book includes detailed chapters on emerging applications. This book meets a critical need for up-to-date information on IoT concepts, technologies, and emerging application domains.

The security of the existing ambient intelligence model presents a particular challenge because this architecture combines different networks, being prone to vulnerabilities and attacks. Specific techniques are required to be studied in order to provide a fault-tolerant system. One way to address this goal is to apply different techniques in order to correct the errors introduced in the systems by a spectrum of sources. This paper is a rational continuity of the previous work by offering a method of detecting and correcting errors.

In this paper we overview the different types of DDoS attacks, and their defense mechanism proposed till now, and propose a new approach. In this paper we propose a simple-to-integrate DDoS destination based defense method, which aims at mitigating an attackpsilas effect on the victim side. In this method, heavy traffic is channelizedrdquo before being forwarded to its destination node,

... like attacks like Smurf and TCP-SYN uses Rahul Chowdary Bobba(B.Tech), Raghunath. ... San Diego, Jan 2004. [9] HR Nagesh, Chandra Sekaran K. Department of Computer Engineering, PA College of Engineering, Mangalore, Karnataka, INDIA Department of Computer ...

... like attacks like Smurf and TCP-SYN uses Rahul Chowdary Bobba(B.Tech), Raghunath. ... San Diego, Jan 2004. [9] HR Nagesh, Chandra Sekaran K. Department of Computer Engineering, PA College of Engineering, Mangalore, Karnataka, INDIA Department of Computer ...

The growing usage of cyber resources like forums, chat groups, browsing, demands the modeling of a framework that may use an individual's personality profile for simulating the user's personality in the cyberspace, Acting as a guard and guide for the respective ...