VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) is a technology that allows you to use the Internet to make phone calls rather than using traditional analog telephone lines. The service is gaining popularity, as it offers many advantages over the traditional method of communicating over a telephone line.
One of the biggest benefits is that it’s more affordable to maintain a VoIP network. It can also be more effective at delivering unified communications, including voice, video chat, and Web conference.
It can improve business processes, as people can share information more effectively and collaborate on projects across departments and locations. However, it’s important to note that VoIP requires a robust and high-performance internet connection to work properly. A faulty or limited internet connection can cause packet loss, delays, and jitter that can interfere with phone conversations.
As a result, there is an ongoing need for comprehensive network and security monitoring to detect and respond to threats in this area. The need for visibility across the entire network and application layer is critical to protecting VOIP detection networks from threats like worms and hacking.
VOIP detection is a complex task that involves the identification and prevention of attacks against a VoIP system. This type of attack can be a serious threat to a company’s security and revenue.
There are various techniques that have been developed to detect and prevent VoIP attacks. These include signature-based techniques, port-based and pattern-based methods. But, these approaches are not as accurate and efficient due to the complex security and tunneling mechanisms used by VoIP applications.
Our approach uses statistical parameters for VoIP flows to identify and distinguish VoIP traffic. These parameters include max-diff-time, X (diff-time) and S.D (diff-time). We also consider packet size and previous VoIP packets in the analysis of these parameters.
We have tested the performance of our scheme by comparing it to existing approaches. We observed that it has a higher detection rate and lower false positive rate.
In addition, our method is very fast and has a low cost. Our proposed scheme is able to detect 100 % of malicious VoIP packets and block the attackers.
The proposed technique consists of a distributed network of detection nodes that capture VoIP attack data, then analyze them on aggregation server using an artificial neural network. This centralized server can provide automatic classification with low false positive detection.
This solution can detect and protect against a wide range of VoIP-based attacks and anomalies, including DDoS and fraud. It can also help protect against unauthorized access to your VoIP network by users who are not authorized to do so.
Toll fraud is a growing concern for VoIP users. It’s a problem that can be caused by both legitimate users and hackers. In some cases, fraudulent users use stolen VoIP user accounts or session credentials to resell stolen long-distance services at your expense.
By creating custom rules based on live network events and alarms, network administrators can defend a VoIP deployment against toll fraud. This is a powerful way to defend against unauthorized use of the system and avoid massive charges that could put your business at risk.