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The distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack is detrimental to businessesand individuals as we are heavily relying on the Internet. Due to remarkableprofits, crackers favor DDoS as cybersecurity weapons in attacking servers,computers, IoT devices, and even the entire Internet. Many current detectionand mitigation solutions concentrate on specific technologies in combatingDDoS, whereas the attacking expense and the cross-defender collaboration havenot drawn enough attention. Under this circumstance, we revisit the DDoS attackand defense in terms of attacking cost and populations of both parties,proposing a joint defense framework to incur higher attacking expense in a gridof Internet service providers (ISPs), businesses, individuals, and third-partyorganizations (IoT Grid). Meanwhile, the defender's cost does not grow muchduring combats. The skyrocket of attacking expense discourages profit-drivenattackers from launching further attacks effectively. The quantitativeevaluation and experimental assessment reinforce the effectiveness of ourframework.

Too Expensive to Attack: A Joint Defense Framework to Mitigate Distributed Attacks for the Internet of Things Grid