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>There are certainly lots of malicious bots scanning for vulnerabilities, DDoSing sites and so on but this applies to people as well. Nah, a human isn't going
by sigmar 11y ago
>There are certainly lots of malicious bots scanning for vulnerabilities, DDoSing sites and so on but this applies to people as well.
Nah, a human isn't going to waste their time refreshing a page manually 50,000 times.
- ryanlol 11y agoWhich seems to be a pretty easy pattern to detect. (And not something you'd want to do over Tor)
- rnhmjoj 11y agoBut it surely can attemp cross-site scripting, send phishing and spam messages, broken requests and look for exploits. Also TOR is generally so slow I don't think there is even the possibility of generating enough traffic for a DOS.
- lenish 11y agoIt would depend on the website's resources and services. For example, a layer 7 DoS which just queries an expensive endpoint on the website over and over may not need high traffic volume to overload the website's systems.