"The technical community has repeatedly published methods to mitigate DDoS reflection and amplification attacks. The post mortems of nearly every DDoS attack include recommendations to implement anti-spoofing measures, to eliminate unbounded open DNS resolvers and open NTP servers, and to contain other UDP-based services within administrative boundaries.
I’m not optimistic that we’ll see any meaningful adoption of these mitigations for three simple reasons: willingness to pay, willingness to cooperate, and willingness to execute. ISPs, citing cost or performance, are reluctant to implement ingress filtering. Private networks are lax in implementing egress filtering at firewalls. Therefore DDoS attacks remain largely unabated:"
What is DDOS? It stands for Distributed Denial of Service. It's one of the most important and common cyber attacks -- the attacker overloads or "floods" the target Web site with thousands of requests at the same time to shut it down. To learn about the DDOS program, DDOS protect options and how to stop DDOS attacks, read below.
DDOS News
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
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