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I believe your intent here is misguided. A DDOS attack can easily not store cookies -- you're relying on the end user to be trusted which is inherently what you can't do on a DDOS attack. You might try recording IP addresses on the backend and if there is an excessive number of hits from the IP, then flag that, but even then hackers can use 1000's of IPs to attack you via proxies, etc.
I believe there is server stuff that can be configured for this, but I don't know that realm of the web.
One additional alternative is to record all page hits and if the rate becomes higher than expected, reduce the number of allowed hits.
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Jeremy Miller
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