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Volume - 4 | Issue - 2 | june 2022

A Study on Two-Phase Monitoring Server for Ransomware Evaluation and Detection in IoT Environment
Amirthasaravanan Arivunambi  , Arjun Paramarthalingam
Pages: 72-82
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Arivunambi, A. & Paramarthalingam, A. (2022). A Study on Two-Phase Monitoring Server for Ransomware Evaluation and Detection in IoT Environment. Journal of Trends in Computer Science and Smart Technology, 4(2), 72-82. doi:10.36548/jtcsst.2022.2.003
Published
13 July, 2022
Abstract

Current trending- Internet of things (IoT) is internetworking of an assortment of hardware devices to offer a collection of applications and services. In the present-day world, ransomware cyber-attack has become one of the major attacks in IoT systems. Ransomware is a hazardous malware that targets the user’s computer inaccessible or inoperative, and then requesting the computer victim user to transfer a huge ransom to relapse the damage. At instance, the evolution rate outcomes illustrate that the level of attacks such as Locky and Cryptowall ransomware are conspicuously growing then other ransomware. Thus, these ransomware relations are the latent threat to IoT. To address the issue, this paper presents Two-phase ransomware prediction model based on the behavioral and communication study of Cryptowall ransomware for IoT networks. This proposed Two-phase model equipped with, Phase-1: observes the inward TCP/IP flowing traffic through a monitoring server to avert the ransomware attack The procedure of the monitoring server is to monitor the IoT's TCP/IP. The process of Monitoring TCP/IP is to extract TCP/IP header and routines command and control (C&C) server IP blacklisting to discover the ransomware attacks. In Phase-2: the proposed system will also analyze the application pattern for malicious behavior of the Web and URLs. Several societies have very affluent security tools in their milieu, but their events or logs are not monitored, which make affluent tools ineffective. The process of having efficient security based monitoring server is vital for detecting and controlling the ransomware attack.

Keywords

IoT-Internet of Things Ransomware Command and control server Cryptowall Two- phase monitoring server

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