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Paper Title : BOT DETECTION AND REMOVAL TECHNIQUES USING CRYPTOGRAPHY ALGORITHM

ISSN : 2395-1303
Year of Publication : 2022
10.29126/23951303/IJET-V8I2P2

Authors: DR. A.SENTHIL KUMAR, G. YOGALAKSHMI

         


Abstract
Threats are everywhere on the internet, but most significant and crucial threat is Webbot that control and command by a Botmaster. Bot is simply a machine that acts as a zombie and try to effect all other machine available in network and that all machine are comes under control of Botmaster. It can detect by using honey pots, spamming Webbot, network based, behaviour based techniques. There are techniques to detect Webbot but there is no scheme for prevent the network from Bot. In this thesis, prevention of Webbot can be done by cryptography. even if two essentials algorithms MD5 in addition to Blowfish are old to become aware of and avert the cooperation lump. Webbot cannot be deleting from the network but possibility is that, neglect compromised node from the network. So, following discovery, just take away that lump as of the system then system become dependable to converse.

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Keywords
-BOT, MD5 and Blowfish, Cryptography.