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Volumetric Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks have been a recurrentissue on the Internet. These attacks generate a flooding of fake networktraffic to interfere with targeted servers or network links. Despite manyefforts to detect and mitigate them, attackers have played a game alwayscircumventing countermeasures. Today, there is an increase in the number ofinfected devices, even more with the advent of the Internet of Things andflexible communication technologies. Leveraging device-to-device short rangewireless communications and others, infected devices can coordinatesophisticated botnets, which can be employed to intensify DDoS attacks. The newgeneration of botnets is even harder to detect because of their adaptive anddynamic behavior yielded by infected mobile portable devices. Additionally,because there can be a large number of geographically distributed devices,botnets increase DDoS traffic significantly. In face of their new behavior andthe increasing volume of DDoS traffic, novel and intelligent-driven approachesare required. Specifically, we advocate for {\em anticipating} trends of DDoSattacks in the early stages as much as possible. This work provides an overviewof approaches that can be employed to anticipate trends of DDoS attacksgenerated by botnets in their early stages and brings an insightful discussionabout the advantages of each kind of approach and open issues.

Anticipating Moves to Prevent Botnet Generated DDoS Flooding Attacks