 breesePremium
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Arlington Heights, IL | Go Daddy outage far reaching Seems this attact reaches more than just Go Daddy housed accounts. I just had to Black Hole some 30 Class C IP's because of an attact on my web server. Go Daddy is where I purchesed my Domains. |
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 Noah VailSon made my AvatarPremium
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| said by breese:Seems this attact reaches more than just Go Daddy housed accounts. I just had to Black Hole some 30 Class C IP's because of an attact on my web server. Go Daddy is where I purchesed my Domains. You might have the first clue I've seen to how this is being done.
Can you say anything about what kind of traffic it was?
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| said by Noah Vail:said by breese:Seems this attact reaches more than just Go Daddy housed accounts. I just had to Black Hole some 30 Class C IP's because of an attact on my web server. Go Daddy is where I purchesed my Domains. You might have the first clue I've seen to how this is being done. Can you say anything about what kind of traffic it was? I, admittedly, am curious to know this myself. |
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breesePremium
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From my firewall logs, it looks like a ton of IP's all requesting large images and video's. While they do not exist on my servers, the amount of traffic requesting them is / was by the hundreds per second...
Took me 2hrs to filter out all the class C subnets.
Now the question becomes, if this was an attact on Go Daddy, why did it get filtered over to Off-Site web sites?
Dont care about the DNS side.. I use multiple DNS servers from other companies.... |
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| said by breese:From my firewall logs, it looks like a ton of IP's all requesting large images and video's. Those IPs you blackholed wouldn't happen to be Amazon would they?
Would you mind posting the subnets?
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rebus9
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said by breese:Took me 2hrs to filter out all the class C subnets. Tiny nit to pick... I'm guessing you mean thirty /24's. Technically they are not class C unless the first octet is in the range 192 to 223 (192.x.x.x to 223.x.x.x) with a /24 subnet mask. I know what you mean and the spirit of your post is not lost, but the net engineer in me cringes when I see CIDR /24 outside the traditional class C space being called a "class C".
said by breese: Now the question becomes, if this was an attact on Go Daddy, why did it get filtered over to Off-Site web sites? It was perhaps a coincidence. We handle a LOT of domains registered at GoDaddy, but none were affected.
Any chance your website has controversial content that would make a script kiddie (or activist) angry?
Doesn't take much to upset the bad guys these days. |
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dra6o0n
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4 edits | said by rebus9:Doesn't take much to upset the bad guys these days.
You means immature kids?
Stuff like these are half-assed actions anyhow, people these days don't truly understand the cause and effect of attacking someone bluntly without caring about the ripple effect on the world.
You might have caused tons of businesses to lose profit, which if thought selfishly by Anonymous, would complete their objective of making them abandon or blame GoDaddy for something.
A smarter method of beating someone, is simply outdoing them and pressuring people to change that way. Granted this probably won't work if society is corrupted.
(ISP in North America has generally a bad reception, but Google experimented with Fiberhood and outdid most of the bad ones and people realize that it's a good way to change things)
But malice would only attract malice in the end and this would turn into a cycle of revenge between businesses and individuals on the internet.
Maturity and ettiquettes has surely degraded in the last so years...
Funny because I'm younger than modern analysts and knows it takes much more than just DDoS attacks to cause change to occur in a society. It's either Anonymous doesn't have the guts for a more deeper complex action that creates said change, or they fear said change themselves, hence the need to hide their faces behind a mask, because they fear their own actions. Or maybe they fear each other? In any case, people are driven to action by fears, whether it's caused by another or caused by themselves.
It's fiction but, why does Superman doesn't wear a mask? I think the response to that was that hiding your identity would cause paranoia to the public/society, hence you cannot just remove that mask one day, because of the built up paranoia against you. That mask is one you wear forever. It applies to all the fictional 'superhero' characters and you can sorta see a connection on how the general public view them in sum. |
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rebus9
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| You're probably over-thinking this. Vandals do it for amusement. The GoDaddy attacker probably did it for the thrill of bringing down a major registrar and a few million websites.... plus all the media attention. He's probably loving life right now knowing half the world is talking about him. Same reason you see kids acting out in class-- they crave the attention, even if there is a risk of punishment.
In the GoDaddy case the attention-seeking activity was illegal, hence the anonymity-- same reason criminals wear masks. |
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 ropeguruPremium
join:2001-01-25
Mechanicsville, VA | reply to breese
Not to nit pick english, but what is an "attact"?
Would have let it go except it is used multiple times. |
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 RARPSL
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Suffern, NY | said by ropeguru:Not to nit pick english, but what is an "attact"?
Would have let it go except it is used multiple times.
An attempt to type Attack based on the context. |
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