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I just imagined this: isp's could make a isp.com?target=yourwebsite.org/fromisp [slow] redirecting url. If you receive unusual amounts of requests from the isp
by 6510 3y ago
I just imagined this: isp's could make a isp.com?target=yourwebsite.org/fromisp [slow] redirecting url. If you receive unusual amounts of requests from the isp you redirect it though their website.
They can then ignore it until their server melts (which takes care of the problem) or take honorable action if one of their customers is compromised. The S stands for service after all.
- oefrha 3y agoIt appears you don’t understand DDoS at all. There aren’t humans sitting behind browsers or scripts using browser automation software. No one cares about less respects your “redirect” because no one’s reading your response. Most of the time the attacks aren’t even HTTP, they are just packet floods.
- 6510 3y ago> It appears you don’t understand DDoS at all. I can confirm this. I see web pages talking about redirecting traffic to scrubbing centers.