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Mitigating Coordinated Call Attacks On VoIP Networks Using Hidden Markov Model Nakorji, Usman Haruna; Adedokun, E A; Umoh, I J; Shettima, Abdullazeez
Kinetik: Game Technology, Information System, Computer Network, Computing, Electronics, and Control Vol 4, No 4, November 2019
Publisher : Universitas Muhammadiyah Malang

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Abstract This paper presents a 2-tier scheme for mitigating coordinated call attacks on VoIP networks. Call interaction pattern was considered using talk and salient periods in a VoIP call conversation. At the first-tier, Short Term Energy algorithm was used for call interaction feature extraction and at the second-tier Hidden Markov Model was used for caller legitimacy recognition. Data of VoIP call conversations were collated and analyzed to extract distinctive features in VoIP call interaction pattern to ascertain the legitimacy of a caller against coordinated call attacker. The performance metrics that was used are; False Error Rate (FER), Specificity, Detection Accuracy and Throughput. Several experiments were conducted to see how effective the mitigating scheme is, as the scheme acts as a proxy server to Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) server. The experiments show that; when the VoIP server is under coordinated call attack without a mitigating scheme only 15.2% of legitimate VoIP users had access to the VoIP network and out of which about half of the legitimate users had their calls dropped before completion, while with the 2-tier mitigating scheme, when the VoIP server is under coordinated call attacks over 90.3% legitimate VoIP callers had their calls through to completion
Co-Authors Adedokun, E A Nakorji, Usman Haruna Shettima, Abdullazeez