ddos attack protection(need expert)

[redtubex]

Right now we have ddos attack. We are looking experienced expert in order to prevent of such attacks... Please contact me if you can help youpornus>gmail

[hdbuilder]

Just find a host that offers anti DDOS hosted solutions. Like this one, not sure you wanna go there, its in Russia :http://bulletproof-web.ru/ just search google.

[hdbuilder]

Just found 2 more:

http://www.rivalhost.com/
http://www.blockdos.net/

Have fun

[redtubex]

I can google many such companies. But I need who already had such issues and can share with the experience in solving it ...

[freecartoonporn]

let me guess.,

you own mtgox ?

[redtubex]

no matter what I own, i need experienced professional in such cases

[Ferus]

You can use gigenet .com
They have a proxyshield service, that will defend you in most cases.

I have use it for a Canadian Client, and they identify a DDoS attack within seconds, and send the real surfer to the website, and the DDoS to a dummy

[EriktheRabbit]

These scam artist threads suck

[Pornopat]

Originally Posted by redtubex

no matter what I own, i need experienced professional in such cases

No it depends completely on what you own if people are willing to give you free advice.
You seem to think you are entitled to someting.
Thats a fucked up attitude.

[fris]

what type of setup do you have?

[Dankasaur]

cloudflare.com

[2012]

http://www.dosarrest.com

[Harmon]

Offer to pay them to stop and show you how to prevent it.

[Ferus]

Originally Posted by Pornopat

No it depends completely on what you own if people are willing to give you free advice.
You seem to think you are entitled to someting.
Thats a fucked up attitude.

What wrong with wanting experienced professional?

[Babaganoosh]

There is nothing you can do to stop a ddos except for paying a ddos mitigation service.

[2MuchMark]

Originally Posted by redtubex

no matter what I own, i need experienced professional in such cases

The best thing to do in this case is to contact your hosting provider, or, if you own your own machines, contact the data center's NOC and ask them for help. They will be able to provide you with various firewall products and services that

(a) Are instantly available to you, and
(b) They can provide full support for.

Good luck!

[Dankasaur]

Use cloudflare.com they just helped protect Spamhaus against one of the biggest DDoS' in history...

[Dankasaur]

http://blog.cloudflare.com/the-ddos-...e-the-internet

[MrGusMuller]

Originally Posted by TubeVideoAPI

cloudflare.com

what he said.

[Doctor Dre]

We were under attack by a big DDOS back in the days on a site that had a few million page viewed a day. We switched to a few hosts that claimed they could handle it before we found ThePlanet. We never had any problems after that.

[Babaganoosh]

Originally Posted by **********

The best thing to do in this case is to contact your hosting provider, or, if you own your own machines, contact the data center's NOC and ask them for help. They will be able to provide you with various firewall products and services that

(a) Are instantly available to you, and
(b) They can provide full support for.

Good luck!

That's not true. Most hosts will just nullroute you when you're getting ddosed. Very few hosts offer anything like Cisco Guard. Conventional firewalls don't do anything to stop a ddos.

Defeating a ddos takes either a specialized host or a 3rd party mitigation service.

[mamaliga]

If you're being attacked and your server is absolutely vital, you might need to contact Rack911. They are good You should also investigate what kind of ddos is , how large is it and other useful info BEFORE contact them.

[mikesouth]

Cloudflare works and its free BUT

last time I tried it it ginked up the traffic stats dunno if it still does.

[WebairMetz]

Originally Posted by Babaganoosh

There is nothing you can do to stop a ddos except for paying a ddos mitigation service.

Correct and I can help you out with that Redtubex. Let me know if you want to chat more about this service and how we can help you prevent these attacks in the future.

My info is in my sig. Hit me up!

Mike

[SplatterMaster]

Originally Posted by mikesouth

Cloudflare works and its free BUT

last time I tried it it ginked up the traffic stats dunno if it still does.

I?d prefer not to use a service that also provides service for such sites as forumophilia and kitty kats.

[BoomBoomBenoit]

Originally Posted by WebairMetz

Correct and I can help you out with that Redtubex. Let me know if you want to chat more about this service and how we can help you prevent these attacks in the future.

My info is in my sig. Hit me up!

Mike

Webair can definitely give you a hand, they've helped me in the past

[blazin]

We use webscreen, but it's a physical box and I don't think they have a virtual solution, but it is pretty good and the company that I work for suffers DOS attacks and DDOS attacks quiet often.

http://www.webscreen-technology.com/

Cloud based solutions I know off are Cloudflare and Imperva.... http://www.imperva.com/solutions/ddos-protection.html


A couple of possible solutions:

Mod_Evasive and Mod_QOS... this should limit the amount of requests from specific IPs and may buy you some time.

also I have heard of one way of dealing with it.. never tried it though:

Stick a couple of Virtual Machines and then load balance across a couple of reverse proxies (with caching).. ie Varnish Cache
The theory is that you'll soak up all that bandwidth and stop it saturating your network before it reaches you backend servers..

Good Luck btw.... DDOS protection isn't something you think about till you suffer an attack... but once you have it you'll sleep easier at night.

[FlowerKid]

If the DDoS attack comes from a really big bot network, you can't do anything against it, only waiting until it's over.