Towards accurate node-based detection of P2P botnets

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Abstract

Botnets are a serious security threat to the current Internet infrastructure. In this paper, we propose a novel direction for P2P botnet detection called node-based detection. This approach focuses on the network characteristics of individual nodes. Based on our model, we examine node's flows and extract the useful features over a given time period. We have tested our approach on real-life data sets and achieved detection rates of 99-100% and low false positives rates of 0-2%. Comparison with other similar approaches on the same data sets shows that our approach outperforms the existing approaches. © 2014 Chunyong Yin.

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Yin, C. (2014). Towards accurate node-based detection of P2P botnets. Scientific World Journal, 2014. https://doi.org/10.1155/2014/425491

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