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LIH-CHYAU WUU, CHI-HSIANG HUNG* AND JYUN-YAN YANG
Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering
*Graduate School of Engineering Science and Technology
National Yunlin University of Science and Technology
Douliou, Yunlin, 640 Taiwan
IP traceback is a defense method to help a victim to identifying the sources of attacking
packets. In this paper, we propose an IP traceback method based on the Chinese
Remainder Theorem to require routers to probabilistically mark packets with partial path
information when packets traverse routers through the Internet. The routers with the
proposed IP traceback method can interoperate seamlessly with legacy routers and be incrementally
deployable. The simulation reveals that our method requires fewer numbers
of marked packets and takes less time to reconstruct the attacking paths, and has lower
false combination rate in comparison with the previous works [10, 13, 15]. Furthermore,
by our method, a victim does not need to maintain the network topology while it reconstructs
attacking paths.
Received February 23, 2010; revised April 21 & June 9, 2010; accepted July 29, 2010.
Communicated by Ren-Hung Hwang.