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We don't, generally. It would be challenging. If it were a volumetric attack, you could walk back links to find the source. But for anything but a huge attac
by rdl 11y ago
We don't, generally. It would be challenging.
If it were a volumetric attack, you could walk back links to find the source. But for anything but a huge attack which lasted for weeks/months, that would be inefficient use of resources.
Paul Vixie is really at the forefront of pushing for providers to solve this problem. Until that happens (and they've tried for a decade), it will remain technically difficult/impossible, so you need to use other solutions to mitigate attacks.