P. S. Lokhande
B. B. Meshram
ABSTRACT
Attackers are using various techniques to attack on an E-Commerce site; they do have various options to initiate attack. On other hand web administrators finding it difficult to prioritize the defense mechanism against each web attack. The Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) is an effective method in dealing with the situations where we need to select one among available alternatives or prioritize them according to their severity. Here we try to focus on some major type of attacks which are most offensively happening on the web-services; like Cross-Site Scripting Attack, DoS Attack, SQL Injection Attack and Man-in-Middle Attack. These top online web attack methods were chosen to decide the most probable happening attack on a website. The prposed methods shows step by step approach to find the most probable alternative that hackers could first use to do the attack.On the basis of this model the administrator can take care of it at first place.
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