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Detecting Denial of Service Attacks in Web Servers

Saranya Saranya, S. Umarani

Abstract


This paper deals with web servers and web services. The main objective of this paper is to develop a best search engine using distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) method. This method will optimize the search engine. The web services are implemented in any search engine in order to identify the black list links in the websites. The problem definition of this paper is to make the websites in the search engine in the actual position. Basically, hackers will be intruded in to the source code of the web and add their own web link into the higher prior web sites, this makes the lower prior web to bet the higher prior web in the very short period of the time so that mostly advertisement related websites are founding in the top level of the websites. In order to overcome the above given problem, here we are introducing the DDoS method in order to identify the blacklisted links from the original websites. This can be implemented in web servers; this is because web servers can be interrelated with most of the search engines. So that the web site admin can have an individual login to find out the blacklisted links in their own website. In added with the admin can able to delete the blacklist and can able to identify the IP address of the blacklisting zone also. In case of continuous blacklisting from the any IP address means that can be blocked permanently by the web admin. So, the by using this method search engine will shows the prompt results according to the user defined search as well as advertisement and promotion websites can be avoided in major. So, that by using this method the prior hit listed websites will results in the top position of the search engine. And using the IP address the blacklisting sites will be blocked permanently.

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