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A High-Throughput FPGA Architecture for Real-Time TCP-SYN Scan Detection
TCP-SYN port scanning often precedes cyber-attacks, and early detection of scanner fingerprints embedded in packet headers can provide timely intrusion alerts. Existing approaches are either too computationally expensive for line-rate operation or limited to offline analysis. This brief presents a l
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