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I think that, if we're talking about the level of traffic that I think we're talking about here, it would almost HAVE to be a botnet. either that, or somebody
by blhack 18y ago
I think that, if we're talking about the level of traffic that I think we're talking about here, it would almost HAVE to be a botnet.
either that, or somebody at one of the bandwidth providers got really <i>really</i> pissed off at you...if the later is the case the guy (or girl...they can be vindictive as hell) has probably already been fired since, you know, they sortof monitor these sorts of things.
- xal 18y agoYea its a botnet and the traffic is spoofed. we never get the same IP twice. Unfortunately it's so much traffic that the firewalls just collapse. Even if you blackhole all traffic they still jump into the blender as soon as they acquire the main ip.
- tptacek 18y agoIf it's all spoofed, you (meaning AT&T or Verizon) can stop it with a SYN proxy.