Connection failure message-based approach for detecting sequential and random TCP scanning

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Abstract

Network scanning is considered the first step for attackers to gain access to a targeted network. Attackers will blindly scan the network without any prior knowledge about the active service or host in the target network. Such blind scan will generate a high ratio of connection failure messages that come in the form of Internet Common Message Protocol type3 code1 (host unreachable) and TCP-RST packets. This paper proposes an approach for TCP random and sequential scanning detection on the basis of connection failure messages.

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Anbar, M., Ramadass, S., Manickam, S., & Al-Wardi, A. (2014). Connection failure message-based approach for detecting sequential and random TCP scanning. Indian Journal of Science and Technology, 7(5), 628–636. https://doi.org/10.17485/ijst/2014/v7i5.8

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