Attack white noise

include apt_packet

Injecting random or meaningless packets into network traffic to overwhelm the network, disrupt legitimate communications, or mask malicious activities.

1. Denial-of-Service (DoS) Attacks

Description: Overwhelming a network or service with a flood of traffic to make it unavailable to legitimate users.

see apt_packet.ivy

1. Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) Attacks

Description: Similar to DoS but conducted from multiple distributed sources, making it harder to mitigate.

action botnet_ddos() = {}

action amplification_ddos() = {}

action chargen_ddos() = {}

3. Protocol Abuse Attacks

Description: Exploiting weaknesses or peculiarities in network protocols to generate excessive traffic or disrupt communications.

action syn_flood() = {}

action ack_flood() = {}

action fin_flood() = {}

action rst_flood() = {}

action fragmentation_flood() = {}

action teardrop_attack() = {}

action ping_of_death() = {}

action land_attack() = {}

4. Traffic Analysis Obfuscation

Description: Injecting noise into network traffic to obscure patterns and
make it difficult for traffic analysis systems to detect anomalies or
malicious activities.

action decoy_traffic() = {}

action random_traffic() = {}

action time_based_traffic() = {}

action protocol_mixing_traffic() = {}

action padding_traffic() = {}

5. Bandwidth Exhaustion

Description: Consuming available bandwidth with high-volume,

low-content traffic to degrade the quality of service for legitimate users.

action continuous_traffic() = {}

action burst_traffic() = {}

action intermittent_traffic() = {}