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DDoS attacks on 21sextury servers
Just got this
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BTW....21sexturycash guys, if you read this, and your network is truly that important....go here www.prolexic.com
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yah i got that email too... sux for them, hopefully they get everything straightened out
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sucks for them...
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Thank you for the info on prolexic, we saw that already, but it doesn't really help on the attacks we get. There is an another thread related to this issue. I can't post it here, as I don't have enough posts yet. So if you are interested please search 21sextury, and the thread will show up in the top3 results
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i don't see how the largest ddos prevention company in the world can't help you?
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Depends what kind of ddos attack it is probrably
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ah, ok, I see now, this isn't a "classic" DDOS, this is basically a nats based attack
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anyways, we are trying to find a solution, whatever way works
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Best of luck with your problem. :/
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change your ISP and host your servers with trusted hosting that can filter out DDoS on hardware level. you can see sig, or find something yourself. :)
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Gero, please contact me asap. ICQ: 5596373 or AIM JohnA1078, or by phone tomorrow after 10am EST, 732-385-1536 x111.
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Anyways about NATS, to make it clear, I didn't say and don't want to be interpreted as I said that it's the problem of the software why we are down.
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Sorry if it was misunderstanding for anybody on NATS.
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Good luck with the attack hope it gets resolved quickly! |
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NATS should be able to profile this kind of attack since the code is on their servers. |
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Just curious what brought this about , usually its when a mailer doesnt get paid..:winkwink: |
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once you get in bed with these guys its hard to get back out of bed , especially when your holding the loot lol anyways hopefully the problems get fixed , and hopefully people/sponsors will take this thread in mind .. if you deal with unethical people or in an unethical manner it comes back to bite you in the ass. Now this whole thing might just be coincidence , but when a sponsor is getting ddos its usually mailers and they usually have a reason :) lets hope this is an isolated problem |
That's no good... I hope they can solve their problems soon...
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DDOS at the application level or network level ? ... it is a BIG difference because 21sextury cash can stop the application level attacks but if there it is a network attack only ISP should stop this |
I call bullshit on 'prolexic can't help'. They filter application-level attacks as part of their business, otherwise they would be completely worthless. It is EXTREMELY rare to find a simple "massive" ddos attack any more, meaning 5, 10, 15gbit of inbound traffic simply meant to overwhelm equipment/routers/etc. This is fairly easily filtered by large hosts, and DDoS filtering companies. It's simply a matter of having more network and hardware capacity than the attackers.
The harder to filter stuff are HTTP based attacks that appear to be "legit" traffic hitting specifc applications. They may simply make get requests for pages that have high overhead, or actually follow a transaction model. However, companies where DDoS is their business absolutely do have means to protect against this. It's not cheap, and isn't easy, but it is possible if your downtime is worth more than the cost to stay up. Many mechanisms exist, but generally since HTTP attacks cannot be spoofed they revolve around watching all connections, when one IP is seen too much they get redirected to a capchta based system of some sort. If the attack still is working, all traffic can be redirected. Yes, this does have an effect on your traffic of course - but it's better than being 100% down. There are also multitudes of other ways. In short, I wouldn't just lay down and give up. DDoS sucks, is expensive as hell to filter, but it is possible if given enough equipment, capacity, and knowledge. However, there may simply be a point where it's cheaper to leave sites down a for a few days or a week, than pay an easy 6 figures to filter them for that time period. Good luck to everyone involved! -Phil |
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Might it be a reason for this attack if we banned spammers from our program due to the fact that it's clearly stated in our terms, that we have ZERO TOLERANCE TOWARDS SPAM? |
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Anyways what I couldn't understand when I got this spam as well, that why it is not having a referral code? I mean what is the reason for anybody to send out spams - without being asked/hired/anything - for our websites, just having the pure domain in it? Can it be a part of a process to destroy our image?
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glad you don't support them.. |
Because if it is, then it's pretty smart. I was pissed of myself getting these spams at least 15times a day. After this anybody on Earth can be so pissed of to ddos us.
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