Mitigating the DDOS attacks. Possibilities inside.

[EvaShogouki01]

Can anyone give a number range for the costs of reinforcing the server rather than just saying "expensive?"

[Adolphus]

Originally Posted by EvaShogouki01 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Can anyone give a number range for the costs of reinforcing the server rather than just saying "expensive?"

+1

I like how everyone assumes that of the thousands and thousands of people who play P1999, none of us will be a rich guy willing to help out.

Actual information on the exact equipment necessary including cost may lead to surprising results for the server.

[Clark]

We know it's DDOS and duping because 8 AONs showed up for sale

[Glorindale]

Originally Posted by Clark [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

We know it's DDOS and duping because 8 AONs showed up for sale

Ah...so we know that the server has to actually be rebooted to restore service? Ok...that makes sense then.

If the majority of the attacking computer are in North America it becomes much harder since that is where the majority of players are. However, if it is outside of North America I saw screw them and just start blocking IP rangers.

[Swish]

Originally Posted by Glorindale [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

If the majority of the attacking computer are in North America it becomes much harder since that is where the majority of players are. However, if it is outside of North America I saw screw them and just start blocking IP rangers.

From the Euro/Asia/etc community...

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[DoucLangur]

Originally Posted by Glorindale [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

However, if it is outside of North America I saw screw them and just start blocking IP rangers.

True American dumbass speaking... You're a disgrace to the decent people in the USA.

[Glorindale]

Originally Posted by DoucLangur [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

True American dumbass speaking... You're a disgrace to the decent people in the USA.

Ok...I can live with that.

[Agatha]

Anyone who runs a botnet makes sure they have all corners of the world covered, i know somone who used to run a 3mil+ botnet and he would watch his countries wake up. he'd be like oh look europe just woke up, oh look asia just woke up. was kinda neat. but yea, in the emu community its very niche, you arn't dealing with your normal script kiddy. These are adults who run for profit botnet companies most likely tied in with the undernet.

What im getting at is its not going to be possible to get away from this in the conventional means.

[Glorindale]

Originally Posted by Agatha [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Anyone who runs a botnet makes sure they have all corners of the world covered, i know somone who used to run a 3mil+ botnet and he would watch his countries wake up. he'd be like oh look europe just woke up, oh look asia just woke up. was kinda neat. but yea, in the emu community its very niche, you arn't dealing with your normal script kiddy. These are adults who run for profit botnet companies most likely tied in with the undernet.

What im getting at is its not going to be possible to get away from this in the conventional means.

That all depends on how sophisticated it is. I just find it hard to believe someone who has access to a large and widely dispersed botnet would bother using it to attack little ole project1999 for weeks on end.

[Turp_SmokinPurp]

Would OP idea work? We do not need to hire them forever, if can get a few months or few attacks worth of coverage (is this possible) it might kill the DDOS culprit.
This is how i pic the graph you sent, is this how it works?
Anycast methodologies may be exploited to distribute DDoS attacks and reduce their effectiveness: As traffic is routed to the closest node, a process over which the attacker has no control, the DDoS traffic flow will be distributed amongst the closest nodes. Thus, not all nodes might be affected and no lag occurs.

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http://arstechnica.com/security/2013...mhaus-offline/