Analysis and Implementation of Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) Attacks on the Website and Server

In todays digital era, maintaining the security of websites and server infrastructure is crucial to ensure data
security and the smooth running of online services. This thesis explores the in-depth analysis and practical application of
distributed DDoS attacks on websites and server infrastructures of relevant institutions. The aim of this thesis is to deepen
the understanding of DDoS attack mechanisms and develop efficient mitigation methods. Through this research, frequent
attack patterns were discovered, system vulnerabilities were evaluated, and systematic prevention and response strategies
were proposed. Tests were conducted on the implementation of various defence strategies, including the use of more
advanced firewalls, effective intrusion detection systems, and robust network architecture structures, to assess their ability to
counteract DDoS attacks. During the research, various attacking and defensive strategies were evaluated, revealing
interesting variations in the results. Some attack experiments yielded satisfactory outcomes, while others require further
fine-tuning. The findings of this research are expected to provide new insights into the field of cybersecurity and serve as a
guide for system administrators to protect their digital assets from ever-evolving threat.