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\title{Protecting Internet Networks Against DoS Attacks}
\subtitle{State Exam Presentation}
\author{Adam Mirre\\Supervisor: Ing. Tomáš Dulík, Ph.D.}
\institute{TBU in Zlín}
\date{3 June 2021}


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\section{Theoretical part}
\subsection{Outline}
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      \item overview, context, definitions, including historically notable
        occasions and actors (attacker/defender)
      \item attack methods (known and popular) along with their potential impact
      \item attack tools
      \item mitigation methods, correct use of them and the potential impact of
        BCP
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          \item<4> blackhole routing
          \item<4> sinkholing
          \item<4> scrubbing
          \item<4> rate-limiting
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      \item mitigation/protection tools
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\subsection{Context}
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      \item DoS vs. DDoS
      \item steeply growing tendency over the past decade
      \item various kinds of targets since attackers are not particularly
        discerning
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\section{Practical part}

\section*{Conclusion}
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  \textbf{Thank you for your attention.}
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