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You can't solve a traditional DDOS attack at the destination. No matter what you do with the incoming flood, the fact is, your bandwidth is full of the attack r
by joosters 11y ago
You can't solve a traditional DDOS attack at the destination. No matter what you do with the incoming flood, the fact is, your bandwidth is full of the attack requests, leaving no room for legitimate traffic. Do what you like to the attack requests, but the pipe is still full.
To mitigate a DDOS, you need to go upstream to your network providers and filter out the traffic before it reaches you.
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- icebraining 11y agoTrue, but not all DDoS involve bandwidth saturation, since if the site has a decent pipe, those are harder to achieve. Resource depletion based on forcing the server to perform heavy tasks is common.