TCP/IP Based Control and Automation of Temperature Process

Pamela, D.; Premi, M. S. Godwin

doi:10.17485/ijst/2015/v8i11/71762

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“…MPTCP is a major extension to TCP. Multipath-TCP (MPTCP) is an as of now exploratory TCP expansion that is intended to add extra usefulness to TCP whirled remaining to provide backward compatibility with most existing systems and gadgets which continue to use TCP (Pamela & Godwin Premi, 2015) MPTCP changes TCP's conduct from how it is regularly comprehended in ways that go past the security of MPTCP itself. MPTCP allows the concurrent use of multiple paths between two end points and thus helps to improve performance.…”

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Security Atacks in Multipath TCP: A Study

Lakshmi¹,

Manish²,

Mukesh³

2019

IJEBS

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Transmission control protocol is a single path per connection in spite of that unite paths often exist between end points. When the data has been transmitted through the connection with multipath TCP and it is lost then the data is transmitted with normal TCP which is more vulnerable to the attacks. The survey made in this paper proved that most of the security attacks like IP source route, Routing Information Protocol etc can be overcome when we send the data through the option enabled with multipath TCP as the data flows in multiple paths simultaneously thus increasing the utilization of the resources by the applications that are based on the internet. It is been observed that through the study made in this paper that the throughput of the application can be improved when the connection is established through Multipath TCP compared to normal TCP.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%