Who is behind the first Billing Processor DDOS ATACK in History?
 

Hello Mates,

Maybe you don?t know but DiBill.com is the first billing processor being attacked by a DDOS ATTACK in history. :(

They are offline since yesterday... :(

But one thing is sure....they will get back online very soon... :glugglug

Meanwhile they are still processing the rebills like this the webmasters are only beeing affected on new rebills... :glugglug

We recomend to all our partners to join our 2nd billing company VisionBill until they get back online....

Like this you are not affected at all as the new signups are still processed but with a different company :thumbsup

Got a big enough sig?

hahaha.... if you want i can make one for you.... :1orglaugh

Wasn't ccbill at war with -=ICE=- for quite a while a few years back...

Hope they stay down, anyone allowing beast should be put down.

Fix your fucking signature or your site might go down :thumbsup

probably getting DDoS'd by some angry GFY'ers who are tired of your incessant spamming for DillHoleBill...

noone wouldve known that dibill was having problems until you said something. your the only one who uses them!

Now thats some good advice.

this was ibill.
http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/IBILL/

icefortress never made a dos-attack,since they are all nice peoples....most of the time;-)
by the way,i heard some of them ended up as adultwebmasters now.

Why do you say that?

And do you submit to the Hun?

/hizigh

http://www.ice.org/ ?

Why would CCBill be at war with ansi artists?

this could be what was wrong......


Virus Alerts & Virus News. Wednesday, October 23, 2002

1. Internet Root Servers Attacked
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1. Internet Root Servers Attacked
In the latest and particularly dramatic demonstration that no network is
safe from the perils of modern computing, Monday evening a
sophisticated, large-scale DDOS (distributed denial of service) attack
took on the Internet's 13 root servers. Of the 13 root servers,
responsible for handling the Internet's DNS (domain name system), only 4
or 5 took the hit (an onslaught of illegitimate service requests)
without denying service to legitimate traffic.

As the root server system is designed to maintain normal traffic with
just 4 or 5 of the servers functioning, users probably did not notice
the attack. Despite this built in service "buffer", a longer and more
powerful attack could have slowed traffic down to noticeable levels or
even worse.

The FBI among others is investigating the event and at this time no one
knows who may be behind this attack. A spokesman for UUNET, operator of
two of the 13 root servers said, "This could be someone just messing
around, but it could also be something much more serious. It's too soon
to say." There is also the danger that this was just a "test" strike, a
prelude to a more serious attack in the future.

The majority of DDoS attacks in which the computing power of many
computers is focused against an individual or a smaller number of
computers, are often perpetrated by hackers who use automated software
to scan millions of computers for known security holes. The computers
that are found to have the necessary vulnerabilities are usually owned
by unsuspecting, innocent home users who are unaware that their
computers are taking part in distributed denial of service attacks.

Offering a solution to DDoS attacks Alan Paller, research director at
the SANS Institute, a nonprofit security research and training group,
warns, "The only way stop such attacks is to fix the vulnerabilities on
the machines that ultimately get taken over and used to launch them.
There's no defense once the machines are under the attacker's control."



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Oh please, every biller has been attacked, don't get your slap happy Aussie ass all up in the air like you are the first.

Most processors are just smart enough to spend their time preventing it from happening again instead of posting on boards so that the three people besides the owner that process with you don't get hit again.

How is that transaction count these days/

Who told you that i have an Aussie ass? :Graucho

LOL you saying you don't?

no.....i don´t have :1orglaugh