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Could it be that your denial of service attack is a misconfiguration somewhere? I had a similar issue at one point, a typo in someone's DNS meant that my privat
by nwh 14y ago
Could it be that your denial of service attack is a misconfiguration somewhere? I had a similar issue at one point, a typo in someone's DNS meant that my private server got absolutely wiped out by junk requests.
I've heard of people using simple load testers like http://loadimpact.com/ http://loadimpact.com/ to test dynamic pages, though I've not had a serious use for one yet. That's probably as far as you can get without hiring a botnet yourself.
- jws 14y agoThe DDOS had a variety of strategies. Lots of UDP flooding with presumably forged source addresses. Lots of tcp port hunting too. That was a company ago and I no longer have access to my report on that.