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I can't think of more defences, but they briefly mention the possibility for websites to mine DDoS coins against themselves and I think it's an interesting pers
by CapacitorSet 10y ago
I can't think of more defences, but they briefly mention the possibility for websites to mine DDoS coins against themselves and I think it's an interesting perspective. I don't know the algorithms involved in the key exchange well enough, but if they support bulk optimizations like RSA does (it's faster to do thousands of signatures in a single operation, rather than one operation at a time) then the server has a noticeable advantage on clients - to the point where it could drive the difficulty insanely high and make it unprofitable to mine DDoS coins.
- pul 10y agoMaking it unprofitable would be the best defense against for-profit ddos attacks IMO. If using a botnet to mine regular coins yields more than ddoscoins the insentive is gone.