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Ddos tracking sites are eye candy and garbage. Stop using them. Outages and nanog lists are your best bet, short of being on the right IRC channels.
by kitteh 6y ago
Ddos tracking sites are eye candy and garbage. Stop using them.
Outages and nanog lists are your best bet, short of being on the right IRC channels.
- xwdv 6y agoWhat are the right IRC channels?
- dudus 6y agoI believe these are mostly non public channels where backbone and network infrastructure engineers from different companies congregate to discuss outages like this.
- kitteh 6y agoNot just discuss, but fix too :)
- rolph 6y agoalso channels where hats of various type discuss advantages opportunities and challenges presented by such outages
- xwdv 6y agoWhich channels
- ficklepickle 6y agoThey wouldn't be non-public if they told us plebs
- rolph 6y agoplease dont call yourself that its more like i [and others] are hyper paranoid and marginal in behavior due to the nature of pastimes [i myself can promise you that im not malicious but i cant speak for others, i would leave it up to them to speak for themselves]
- rolph 6y agoit isnt so much the channels that you want its the current IP of a non indexed IRC server[s] that you need, of course you could create and maintain your own dynamic IRC server and invite people that you trust or feel kinship toward. here are a couple of "for instance" breadcrumbs for you to start from: https://github.com/saileshmittal/nodejs-irc-server https://github.com/saileshmittal/nodejs-irc-server https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/irc-server https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/irc-server ...>>> https://github.com/inspircd/inspircd/releases/tag/v3.7.0 https://github.com/inspircd/inspircd/releases/tag/v3.7.0
- danmg 6y agopacketheads irc