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IP Blocking For Prevention of Denial-of-Service Attacks Using Dynamic Puzzle

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Figure 1. Diagram of dynamic puzzle generated with secret key and nonce sn.
Figure 3. Service capability comparison of server with/without dynamic puzzle for RSA2048

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