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That makes sense. I'd imagine though that it shows up on the ISP's radar when major DoS attacks happen. It seems like they could set up alarms for such things.
by jakejake 12y ago
That makes sense. I'd imagine though that it shows up on the ISP's radar when major DoS attacks happen. It seems like they could set up alarms for such things. Maybe it could be an opt-in thing.
- phaus 12y agoDoS attacks also generate huge amounts of traffic, and so they are also detected through the normal, high-level monitoring activity that ISPs conduct.