Distributed Denial of Service Attacks: Concepts, Mathematical and Cryptographic Solutions

by Rajeev Singh (Editor)

This book presents new concepts against Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks. It follows a systematic approach providing cryptographic and mathematical solutions that include aspects of encryption, decryption, hashing techniques, digital signatures, authentication, probability, statistical improvements to machine learning and soft computing as well as latest trends like blockchains to mitigate DDoS attacks.

Kindle Edition

Published July 19, 2021

About the author

I'm a compulsive reader, not-so-regular writer, introverted dreamer, onanist, fetishist, occasional weirdo and a movie enthusiast with a hankering for great ideas and demolition of creative boundaries - which, incidentally, also applies to what I read and write. I've a preference for the shocking and what most people would call disturbing. Think of the axe-murder in A Serbian Film and the accident-fetish in J G Ballard's Crash and you get the drift.

However, I can appreciate the brighter side of life too - like your neighbourhood serial killer with the face of a choir boy. I've read Nobel laureates like Mario Vargas Llosa with the same passion that I have for a splatterpunk master like Wrath James White. I straddle two worlds, it seems.

I get my rocks off on erotic horror, dabble in pornhub when life gets too boring (onanist, remember?) and am still writing three days a week since publishing my first novel, The Erotic Muse, in 2018. I sublimated a truckload of pre-middle-age angst in writing it and it shows, albeit in a less autobiographical way than a Charles Bukowski or a Henry Miller.

I give out free copies of my work all the time. Anyone interested may contact me at rajeev.writer1985@gmail.com. I'm also open to chats of a no-holds-barred nature.

My Amazon author profile where you can find my books:

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