________________ CS3235, Nov 2002 (Distributed) Denial of Service Relatively new development. –Feb 2000 saw attacks on Yahoo, buy.com, ebay, Amazon, CNN.

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________________ CS3235, Nov 2002 (Distributed) Denial of Service Relatively new development. –Feb 2000 saw attacks on Yahoo, buy.com, ebay, Amazon, CNN. One form of DDoS attack simply saturates the network –prevents legitimate use of resources such as Web services. Another form exploits vulnerabilities to crash machines. Results in degradation of services on the network. –Locked up accounts.

________________ CS3235, Nov 2002 A Simple DOS attack Attacker Zombie Victim

________________ CS3235, Nov 2002 DDoS Attack Zombies galore VictimAttacker

________________ CS3235, Nov 2002 DDoS Many more pathways utilized to attack the victim. Can involve hundreds or thousands of machines all over the Internet. –Break into weakly-secured computers using well known bugs. –Conceal the break-in and hide traces of subsequent activity. –Install software to “remote control” the machine. Launch a coordinated attack on the victim.

________________ CS3235, Nov 2002 Flooding Attacks Smurf attack. –Send ICMP ECHO to broadcast address with source address of victim. TCP SYN attack. –Send SYN datagrams to victim with forged, non-existent source addresses. UDP flooding –Send UDP datagrams at high volume to ports on the victim machine.

________________ CS3235, Nov 2002 Logic Attacks Ping of Death –Construct ICMP ECHO datagram as fragments such that the assembled datagram exceeds the 64K limit for IP datagrams. Land –Send a datagram with the same source and destination address.

________________ CS3235, Nov 2002 Defeating DDoS Egress filtering. –Stop spoofed packets from leaving your network. Stop your network from being used as an amplification site. –Disable IP directed broadcast on all systems

________________ CS3235, Nov 2002 Countering DOS Simple cookies –Would need to remember them. TCP SYN cookies ( –Particular choices of ISN. –Self verifying: e.g., MD5(secret, time, src ip, src pt, dest ip, dest pt) SYN STATELESS COOKIE C C, REALLY START PROTOCOL START PROTOCOL A B 1 2 3

________________ CS3235, Nov 2002 Countering DOS Require clients to do work in order to connect [Juel99]. –E.g., what 27-bit number has a SHA checksum of x?

________________ CS3235, Nov 2002 References Juel99 Juels, A. and Brainard, J., “Client Puzzles: A Cryptographic Countermeasure against Connection Depletion Attacks”, NDSS Conference, 1999.