A Project Report On

New Approach DDoS attack Prevention using PFS

Submitted by Amey Vaidya Kashmire Rohit Wagh Shashikant Sampat
(B.E.COMP)

Guided b Pro!"R"#"Gaikwad

Department Of Computer Engineering Pune Vidyarthi Grihas College of Engineering !ashi" #ni$ersity Of Pune %ear& '()*+'(),

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Prof.0.C.Gai":ad (Pro;e<t Guide) Prof.!.2.7alim=e (Prin<ipal)

Prof.M.5.9agtap (3.O.D)

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7e <on$ey our most sin<ere than"s to Guide Pro! R"#"Gaikwad for his guidan<e and effort throughout this Pro;e<t report. / <on$ey my most sin<ere heartfelt than"s to 3ead of the Department of Computer Engineering Pro!"*"+",agtap for the moti$ation he had gi$en as during the progress of Pro;e<t 0eport. / also <on$ey my heartfelt than"s to my parents and all the indi$iduals :ho ha$e helped us dire<tly and indire<tly to <arry out this Pro;e<t report su<<essfully. 1lso than"ful to all the 2taff mem=ers.

Abstract
Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS attacks continue to pose an important challenge to current net!orks" DDoS attacks can cause victim resource consumption and link congestion" A filter-based DDoS defense is considered as an effective approach# since it can defend against both attacks$ victim resource consumption and link congestion" %o!ever# e&isting filter-based approaches do not address necessary properties for viable DDoS solutions$ ho! to practically identify attack paths# ho! to propagate filters to the best locations (filter routers # and ho! to manage many filters to ma&imi'e the defense effectiveness" We propose a novel mechanism# termed ()S ((robabilistic )ilter Scheduling # to efficiently defeat DDoS attacks and to satisfy the necessary properties" *n ()S# filter routers identify attack paths using probabilistic packet marking# and maintain filters using a scheduling policy to ma&imi'e the defense effectiveness" +ur e&periments sho! that ()S achieves ,,higher effectiveness than other filter-based approaches" )urthermore# !e vary ()S parameters in terms of the marking probability and deployment ratio# and find that ./- marking probability and ./- deployment rate ma&imi'e the attack blocking rate of ()S"

Contents
#hapter - . /ntroduction

.". ."0 ."1 ."2 ."3

Pro=lem Definition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .() 0ele$ant 5heory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .() 2<ope . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (' O=;e<ti$e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (' Design and /mplementation Constraints . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (*
."3". 2ystem 1r<hite<ture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (*

#hapter - 0

Re4uire$ent Ana5 sis

0".

0e>uirement 2pe<ifi<ation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(,

0".". !ormal 0e>uirement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(, 0"."0 E?pe<ted 0e>uirement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (, 0"."1 E?<ited 0e>uirement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (@

0"0 0"1 0"2

Validation of 0e>uirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (@ 2oft:are 0e>uirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(@ 3ard:are 0e>uirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (@

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E?ternal /nterfa<e 0e>uirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (A

#hapter - 1
1".

S ste$ Design

Brea"do:n 2tru<ture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (B
1".". 2ystem Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (B 1"."0 Modules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (B

1"0

Pro;e<t Estimation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ))
1"0". Estimating 2oft:are <ost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . )) 1"0"0 Basi< COCOMO Model . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ))

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S ste$ Ana5 sis

2".
2".". 2"."0 2"."1

Pro;e<t

2<heduling

and

tra<"ing

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Pro;e<t Brea"do:n 2tru<ture (1nalysis) . . . . . . . . . . . .)* Pro;e<t Brea"do:n 2tru<ture (/mplementation) . . . . . . ), 5as"s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .)@

2"."2 2"."3

Pro;e<t 2<hedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . )A 5ime -ine Chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .)C

2"0

1nalysis Model . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .)D

2"0". 2"0"0 #se Case diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . )D 2e>uen<e diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '(

2"0"1 1<ti$ity diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ',

#hapter - 3

Risk *anage$ent

3".

0is" /dentifi<ation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '@ 0is" ta=le along :ith 0MMM plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'A

3"0

#hapter - 6

App5ication and (i$itations

6". 6"0 6"1

1ppli<ation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'C -imitation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'C .uture 2<ope EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.

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#onc5usion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'D

Re!erences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *(

#8AP+)R / /N+ROD9#+/ON :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .". Prob5e$ De!inition and Re5evant +heor

Distri=uted denial+of+ser$i<e (DDo2) atta<"s ha$e re<ently again =e<ome se$ere due to the emergen<e of po:erful DDo2 atta<" automation tools and =otnets. DDo2 atta<"ers ha$e di$erse goals su<h as ra<"eteering and politi<al moti$ations.1s an e?ample of ra<"eteering or e?tortion the /tem=ay :e= site for trading game items :as paralyFed =y Do2 atta<"s in 2eptem=er '((B.1s an e?ample of politi<al moti$ation in 9une '((D media :e= sites in Belarus :ere under DDo2 atta<" .5he =a<"ground of this atta<" :as a suspe<ted politi<al issue =et:een Georgia and 0ussia. 1nother politi<al moti$ated in<ident o<<urred on 9uly Bth '((D the DDo2 atta<" in 2outh 4orea and the #.2. the so <alled B.B DDo2 atta<" . 5he atta<"s targeted ma;or portal sites in 2outh 4orea and se$eral #.2. go$ernment agen<ies. 2imilarly another DDo2 atta<" :as laun<hed on Mar<h ,th '()) :hi<h also targeted a=out ,( ma;or :e= site in 2outh 4orea. 5hese in<idents imply that DDo2 atta<"s are still pre$alent in the <urrent /nternet.

Many approa<hes ha$e =een proposed to defeat DDo2 atta<"s. 5hey <an =e <ategoriFed into three groups depending on the lo<ation of their deployment. .irst a sour<e+end defense s<heme has the most effe<ti$e =enefits =e<ause mali<ious traffi< is =lo<"ed =efore spreading. 3o:e$er a <riti<al issue of this approa<h is ho: to deploy the s<heme to the ma;ority of end hosts. 2e<ond a $i<tim+end defense s<heme su<h as /D2G/P2 (/ntrusion Dete<tionGPre$ention 2ystem) and flo:+=ased dete<tion prote<ts a $i<tims ser$er side from DDo2 atta<"s. 3o:e$er it only <o$ers the $i<tims ser$er or a small net:or" area and <annot <ounter a lin" resour<e atta<" (e.g. lin" <ongestion). .inally an intermediate net:or" defense s<heme utiliFes intermediate routers that <an =e the most effe<ti$e lo<ations to defend against =oth $i<tim resour<e and lin" resour<e atta<"s ./t installs filters to intermediate filter routers to =lo<" undesired flo:s.

."0 Scope
5he 1rea of our <on<ept is in net:or"ing. /n this system :e are using -inu? 7indo:s as an operating system platform and pla<ing multiple system in different -1! net:or"s <onne<ted =y routers or s:it<h. One group in -1! :ill ha$e =oth legitimate and mali<ious traffi<. Our ;o= is to find out and =lo<" the mali<ious one :ithout =anning all the <lients from same -1! =y using filter rules.

."1 Objective
1 ser$i<e :hi<h ena=le to !et:or" 1dministrator to 5o a<ti$ely monitor in<oming and outgoing traffi<. 1n #ser interfa<e that :ill allo: !et:or" 1dministrator to a<ti$ely monitor all traffi< in the net:or".

5o 1=ility to =lo<" and pre$ent system from se$ere loss and do:ntime. Blo<"ing DDo2 atta<"s from infe<ted ma<hines :ithout =anning all the /P range.

3igh 1$aila=ility of 7e= resour<e or ser$i<e. Pro$iding a<<ess to ser$i<e or :e= resour<e :ithout any interruption in the ser$i<e.

Pro$ide 0eal+time ser$er monitoring.

."2 Design and /$p5e$entation #onstraint

). 5he pro;e<t <ontains modules :hi<h are to =e implemented in :indo:s so it :or"s on PC :hi<h has :indo:s as an operating system. '. 71!G-1! <onne<ti$ity. *. 5o implement the DDo2 pre$ention me<hanism :e :ould =e ha$ing ser$i<e :hi<h :ill =e :or" as mediator. 5he most effi<ient :ay to deploy this te<hni>ue is to <reate a :indo:s ser$i<eH this ser$i<e :ill run in =a<"ground and monitor the in<oming traffi<.

."3 S ste$ Architecture

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Re4uire$ent Ana5 sis

0". Re4uire$ent Speci!ication

0e>uirement 1nalysis is a 2oft:are engineering tas" :hi<h =ridges the gap =et:een system le$el soft:are des<ription and design model. 5he 2ystem des<ription des<ri=es o$erall system fun<tionally of the 2ystem in<luding soft:are hard:are data=ases human interfa<es and other system elements and the soft:are design mainly fo<uses on appli<ation ar<hite<tural user interfa<e and <omponent le$el designs. 1s per pro=lem definition and s<ope of the pro;e<t dis<ussed in the pre$ious <hapter the re>uirement analysis from the point of soft:are has =een performed. 5he re>uirements ha$e =een ela=orated in the follo:ing se<tions. 7e di$ide the :hole >uality re>uirements in three parts& I !ormal 0e>uirements. I E?pe<ted 0e>uirements. I E?<ited 0e>uirements.

0".". Nor$a5 Re4uire$ents

5hese are the re>uirements that must =e =asi<ally present in our system. !)& 0e<ord e$ery in<oming <onne<tion re>uest !'& 0eal+time monitoring of net:or" traffi< !*& Minimum resour<e <onsumption :hile under atta<"

0"."0 );pected Re4uire$ents

5hese re>uirements are impli<it type of re>uirements. 5hese re>uirements are not <learly stated =ut are needed to =e present in system. E)& #ser interfa<e for !et:or" administrator. E'& 0ules enfor<ement on <onne<tion E*& 5ra<ing sour<e and destination /P port proto<ol pa<"et

0"."1 );cited Re4uire$ents

5hese re>uirements are used to ma"e the end user more satisfied the de$eloper may in<lude some une?pe<ted re>uirements. J)& 2upport for un"no:n atta<"s.

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%a5idation o! Re4uire$ents

/n soft:are pro;e<t management soft:are testing and soft:are engineering $erifi<ation and $alidation (VKV) is the pro<ess of <he<"ing that a soft:are system meets spe<ifi<ations and that it fulfills its intended purpose. /t may also =e referred to as soft:are >uality <ontrol. /t is normally the responsi=ility of soft:are testers as part of the soft:are de$elopment life<y<le. 0e>uirements are properties or attri=utes :hi<h demonstrated in a :ay that ho: pro=lems

of real :orld <an =e. 5hey are details of ho: the system should operateH <onstraints on the systems operations and appli<ation domain information 6re>uirements $alidation is <on<erned to <he<" the re>uirements do<ument for <onsisten<y <ompleteness and a<<ura<y8. #sually most of the =ugs G errors e?ist in the soft:are are due to in<omplete ina<<urate and in<onsistent fun<tional re>uirements. .igure illustrates re>uirements $alidation pro<essH :here re>uirements do<uments organiFational "no:ledge and organiFational standards are inputs. -ist of proposed pro=lems and agreed a<tions for resol$ing these pro=lems are outputs of the re>uirements $alidation pro<ess.

0"1

So!tware Re4uire$ents
o VM:are $2phere 7or"station /nfrastru<ture * o 7indo:s 2er$er '((* or higher

0"2

8ardware Re4uire$ents
a" For an ;<6=based co$puter&
i. One or more pro<essors :ith a re<ommended minimum speed of *., GhF ii. ,GB of 01M

b" For an ;62=based co$puter&

i. 5:o or more pro<essors :ith a minimum speed of *., gigahertF (G3F) ii. , GB of 01M

#hapter /// S ste$ Design

1". >reakdown Structure

1".". S ste$ Design?

5he :e= ser$er is <onne<ted in -1!G71! ali"e net:or". 5he s<enario is num=er of p<Ls :ith different /P address in -1! :ill a<t as mali<ious users and others :ill a<ts as legitimate users. 5he mali<ious users :ill a<t :ill perform DDo2 atta<"s on system and normal users :ill try to <onne<t to some :e= resour<e on ser$er. Our ;o= is to find out :ho are real users and =lo<"s the atta<"s from mali<ious users.

1"."0 *odu5es
*odu5e /? +ra!!ic *onitoring /n this module :e :ill =e analyFing our in<oming traffi< and re>uest made =y num=er <lients from different sets of /P ranges. 7e :ill a<ti$ely monitoring the port

proto<ol 2our<e Destination /Ps Pa<"et.

*odu5e //? +ra!!ic Ana5 @ing /n<oming traffi< is analyFed. E?tra<t the pa<"et header Che<" the proto<ol asso<iated Compare :ith the rules Che<" the sour<e and destination add. /f proto<ol is same.Che<" out the port if proto<ol is 5CP.

1"."1 Project )sti$ation

Estimation of 4-OC&+ '.@ Efforts&+ C.*B) PM De$elopment 5ime&+ @.'@D) month !o. of person&+ *

1"0

Project )sti$ation

1"0". )sti$ating So!tware cost

5his part des<ri=es a=out any soft:are system re>uired to pur<hase =efore a<tually starting the pro;e<t implementation. Vm:are 7or"station D or later VirtualBo? Visual 2tudio Professional '((C or later

Ad$inistration
1 :e= =ased appli<ation :ill =e de$eloped for the administration purpose. 5he module :ould <onsist of different login and s<reens and fun<tionality for different login. 5he admin :ould =e a=le to <reate modify and delete a<<ounts of the ser$i<e in<harge. 5he admin :ould also =e a=le to <he<" the status of the ser$i<e in<harge for e$ery $ehi<le and also the :or" performed. 3e :ould also =e a=le to <he<" the final =ill amount for ea<h <ustomer. 5he admin :ould =e pro$ided :ith an interfa<e for managing the <ompany info.

>asic #O#O*O *ode5 ?

5he =asi< COCOMO model <ompute soft:are de$elopment effort (and <ost) as the fun<tion of program siFe e?pressed in estimated line of <ode

)!!ort A Bsi@eC and Bset o! !actorsC )!!ort D Ea F Bb G BBSi@eCGGcCCH G EPRODB!IsCH

where ? Si@e is the esti$ated si@e o! the project in 5oc or !unction points aJ bJ cJ are coe!!icients derived !ro$ past data and curve !itting

a D base cost to do business regard5ess o! si@e b D !i;ed $argina5 cost per unit o! change o! si@e c D nature o! in!5uence o! si@e on cost !Is are a set o! additiona5 !actorsJ besides Si@eJ that are dee$d i$portant PROD B!IsC is the arith$etic=product o! the !Is

For the basic !or$s?

)!!ort D A G > GBsi@eC# +i$e D D G B)!!ortC) Organic ? A D 1"0 K # D ."L3 K DD 0"3K ) D "1<

Se$idetached ? A D 1"L K #D .".0 K DD 0"3K ) D "13 )$bedded ? A D 0"< K # D ."0L K DD 0"3K ) D "10

#a5cu5ation o! )Be!!ortC?
)Da. GB&(O#CMa0 )D1"L GB0"3CM.".0L )D<"17. person=$onths

#a5cu5ation o! +BdurationC?
+dev D b.GB)CMb0 +dev D 0"3GB<"17.CML"13 +dev D 3"03N *onths Now we have NJ Nu$ber o! peop5e D )FFOR+OD9RA+/ON D)OD For our project N D 2

DD)ON D D <"17.O2 D D 0"LN0 *onths +hus we re4uire 0"LN0 $onths to co$p5ete the so!tware part"

#hapter /% S ste$ Ana5 sis

2". PRO,)#+ S#8)D9(/NG AND +RA#&/NG

DDo2 pre$ention system +.? Communi<ation (D.JD0JD1) +0? Pro;e<t Planning (D. D1JD2) +1? Modeling (D.J D0JD1JD2) +2?0is" 1n+ lysisKMa+ aagement (D0) () +..? Pro;e<t /nitiation +.0? 0e>uireme nt Gathering +1.? 1nalysis
(D0JD2) +10? Design

+3& 5esting BD.JD0C

+00? Pro;e<t Estimation

+01? Pro;e<t 2<heduling

+.? #o$$unication? 2oft:are de$elopment pro<ess starts :ith the <ommuni<ation =et:een <ustomer and de$eloper. 0e>uirements are gathered a<<ording to need of the pro;e<t. +0? P5anning? /t in<ludes <omplete estimation and s<heduling and tra<"ing. +1? *ode5ing?

/t in<ludes detailed re>uirement analysis and pro;e<t design. +2? Risk *anage$ent /t in$ol$es identifying the ris" during pro;e<t de$elopment K a<<ording to that managing the ris" :hi<h affe<ts the pro;e<t de$elopment. +3? +esting 1fter <ompleting all the phases different testing te<hni>ue is applied at the time of designing of the system.

2"."0 D)+A/( PRO,)#+ 'OR& >R)A&DO'N S+R9#+9R) BD)+A/( '/+8 +AS&SC

DDo2 pre$ention 2ystem

+3? 5raffi< Monitoring

+6? 5raffi< 1nalysis

+3".? /n<omin g traffi<

+3"0? Outgoing 5raffi<

+6".? Pa<"et E?tra<tion

+6"0?
Packet Rules Checking

Figure 2"0? Project >reakdown Structure B/$p5e$entationC

2"."1 +asks?
1s per the $arious modules des<ri=ed a=o$e =y applying the <on<ept of modularity :e <an di$ide the pro;e<t :or" in follo:ing tas"s and su=tas"s. Ea<h of the follo:ing tas"s is so =asi< that it <an =e easily understood and implemented. 5). Communi<ation 5).).0e>uirement Gathering 5'. Pro;e<t Planning 5'.). Pro;e<t Estimation 5*. Modeling 5*.). 1nalysis 5*.'. Design 5,. 0is" 1nalysis and Management 1nalysis 5@. 5raffi< Monitoring 5@.). /n<oming traffi< monitoring 5@.'. Outgoing 5raffi< monitoring 5A. 5raffi< 1nalysis 5A.). Pa<"et E?tra<tion 5A.'. Pa<"et rules <he<"ing

2"."2 Project Schedu5e

5he ta=le des<ri=es the s<hedule for the pro;e<t de$elopment. /t also highlights all the tas"s to =e <arried out along :ith their duration dependen<ies and de$elopers assigned to a<<omplish those tas"s.

Table:4.1 Project Schedule

+ask 5) 5'. 5* 5, 5@ 5A 5B 5C 5D 5)( 5))

Da s '@ )@ C )( *( )@ C A( C )( '

Dependencies 5) 5) 5, 5* 5@ 5@ + + + + + +

Deve5opers Assigned D) D' D* D) D* D, D) D' D* D, D' D) D' D) D, D' D* D* D, D' D) D) D* D' D,

Table:4.2 Project scheduling table

5as"

Plan 2tart

1<tual Plan 2tart

Plan Complete 1<tual Complete )DG(CG)* '(G(DG)* '@G(DG)* )@G)(G)* 'AG)(G)* )DG)'G)* 'DG)'G)* )(G()G), '(G(*G), (*G(,G), ''G(,G), '*G(CG)* '(G(DG)* 'DG(DG)*

Plan Person 1ssign

5) 5' 5* 5, 5@ 5A 5B 5C 5D 5)( 5))

'BG(BG)* ''G(CG)* )DG(DG)* 'CG(DG)* )BG)(G)* *(G))G)* )BG)'G)* *(G)'G)* )*G()G), (DG(*G), (CG(,G),

',G(BG)* '@G(CG)* ''G(DG)* *(G(DG)*

D) D' D) D' D* D, D) D* D' D* D, D' D* D, D) D' D* D, D) D' D* D) D' D* D, D) D' D) D' D* D,

)ach task is assigned to di!!erent tea$ $e$berJ where D.? 1mey Vaidya D0JD2? 0ohit 4ashmire D1? 2hashi"ant 2ampat 7agh .

2"1 +i$e 5ine chart ?

M)& 0e>uirement Gathering and $alidation Completed. M'& Pro;e<t Planning and 2ystem Design Completed. & /ndi<ates M) K M' are Milestones

2"0

Ana5 sis *ode5

2"0". 9se case Diagra$

1 use <ase in$ol$es a se>uen<e of intera<tions =et:een the initiator and the system possi=ly in$ol$ing other a<tors.

Figure 2"2? 9se #ase Diagra$ !or DDoS Prevention s ste

2"0"0 Se4uence Diagra$

1 se>uen<e diagram is a graphi<al $ie: of a s<enario that sho:s o=;e<t intera<tion in a time+=ased se>uen<e :hat happens first :hat happens ne?t. 2e>uen<e diagrams esta=lish the roles of o=;e<ts and help pro$ide essential information to determine <lass responsi=ilities and interfa<es. 5his type of diagram is =est used during early analysis phases in design =e<ause they are simple and easy to <omprehend. 2e>uen<e diagrams are normally asso<iated :ith use <ases.

Figure 2"3? Se4uence diagra$ DDoS Prevention s ste$

2"0"1 Activit Diagra$

1n a<ti$ity diagram illustrates the dynami< nature of a system =y modeling the flo: of <ontrol from a<ti$ity to a<ti$ity.

.igure )& 1<ti$ity Diagram of CE.C

#hapter %

Risk *anage$ent
3". Risk /denti!ication
0is" /dentifi<ation is systemati< attempt to spe<ify threats to the pro;e<t plan.i.e. Estimates s<hedule resour<e loading et<. 5here are t:o types of ris"s for ea<h of the <ategories that ha$e =een ). Generi< ris"s. '. Produ<t spe<ifi< ris"s. Generi< ris"s are potential threat to e$ery soft:are pro;e<t. Produ<t spe<ifi< ris"s <an =e identified only =y those :ith a <lear understanding of the te<hnology the people and en$ironment that is spe<ifi< to the soft:are that is to =e =uilt. One method for identifying ris"s is to <reate a ris" <he<"list in the follo:ing generi< su= <ategories& ). Produ<t siFe& ris" asso<iated :ith the o$erall siFe of the soft:are to =e =uilt or modified. '. Business impa<t& ris"s asso<iated :ith <onstraints imposed =y management or the mar"etpla<e. *. Pro<ess definition& ris"s asso<iated :ith the degree to :hi<h the soft:are pro<ess has =een defined and is follo:ed =y the de$elopment organiFation. ,. 5e<hnology to =e =uilt& ris"s asso<iated :ith the <omple?ity of the system to =e =uilt and the 6ne:ness8 of the te<hnology that is pa<"aged =y the system. @. 2taff siFe and e?perien<e& ris"s asso<iated :ith the o$erall te<hni<al and pro;e<t e?perien<e of the soft:are engineers :ho :ill do the :or". #usto$er re5ated risk? /f ser$er is under hea$y ddos atta<" then <ustomer may or may not =e a=le to use :e= resour<e on ser$er. +echnica5 risk? /f /P spoofing atta<" performed then some of the /Ps may get =lo<"ed.

3"0 Risk Projection

Preparing risk tab5e 0is"s 2ystem in<ompati=ility Pro;e<t does not <omplete in time -a<" of trained de$eloper -a<" of training on tools /nsuffi<ient response for the system Pro;e<t 5e<hni<al More More Cru<ial Cru<ial Pro;e<t More Marginal Category pro;e<t Pro;e<t Pro=a=ility -ess Medium /mpa<t Marginal Marginal

Risk tab5e a5ong with R*** Ris k 0) 2ystem in<ompati=ility By setting up the Che<"ing the alternati$e for soft:are tools during soft:are tools implementation 0' Ensure the planning of the pro;e<t Condu<t re$ie:s Ensures that the modules are de$eloped in timely manner. 0* Ensure that the de$elopers are Consider e?perien<e :ith proper "no:ledge 0, #pgrade the system 5e<hni<al assistan<e 2ear<hing te<hnologies for ne: Che<" data=ase *itigation *onitoring *anage$ent

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E$en today many <ommer<ial :e= ser$i<es are <ontinued to fa<e <hallenges of su<h atta<" e$ery day or so. Pla<ing right system :ill in<rease their effe<ti$e against it.

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