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In a DDoS amplification attack, say NTP flooding, an attacker uses a botnet network in order to query multiple NTP servers on port 123, spoofing the source address using the address of the victim/target.
To which port is the… Continue reading packets characteristics (src,dst ports) of a DDos amplification attacks
I was trying to perform a SYN flood attack, and I was using hping3.
This is how the command looks like :
sudo hping3 -S -a 192.168.100.88 –flood -p 80 192.168.100.15
Where 192.168.100.88 is a non-existing IP address. The attacked ser… Continue reading Hping3 doesn’t work?
I’ve set up the apache server on localhost (127.0.0.1). I’ve downloaded PackETH to perform a DoS attack. So PackETH wants MAC-HEADER of the destination and source. And I don’t know, where to find them.
I am looking for some examples of log files for DoS or DDoS attacks that show a SYN Flood or a HTTP/Layer 7 Flood. I have had a google, but can’t seem to find anything.
Would the incoming packet sizes differ between a SYN Fl… Continue reading What do DoS/ DDoS TCP SYN Floods and Layer 7/HTTP floods look like on a firewall log?
I am reading a survey on DDoS attacks and they describe how these attacks can be classified by either Network/Transport level attacks and Application level attacks. In their examples, they classify DNS flooding as network/tra… Continue reading DNS flood vs DNS Amplification attack: How is one considered a network/transport layer attack and the other a application layer attack?
how IPSec prevents SYN flooding attacks Like if A is sending packets to B using IPsec. Suppose B’s TCP ack gets lost, and A’s TCP retransmits the packet since it assumes the packet was lost. Will B’s IPsec implementation noti… Continue reading Question about ipsec prevent SYN flooding attack
So for over 2 weeks, Im receiving what appears a combination of attacks non-stop 24/7.
First this UDP flood at a strangely small rate of 280 Kbps / 110 pps (360 bytes length)
02:29:41.978484 IP (tos 0x0, ttl 48, id 56020, offset 0, flags… Continue reading UDP flood 300 Kbps + SYN probes / other attacks. Flood or DDoS at low rate?
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I’m currently working on a project that builds a defense system against HTTP GET Flooding attacks.
When DDoS attacks occur, traffic volume to a server suddenly increases to be far more than the normal range. However, because… Continue reading Mitigate DDoS attacks by randomly blocking traffic during the period of detection process