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Zerg | Anyone know if there's a possible way to stop these attacks? If you're being targetted for an attack, and you want to stop it(during attack) can you somehow stop it from preceeding its attack? | January 25, 2004, 7:23 PM |
Grok | January 25, 2004, 7:55 PM | |
Adron | If your problem is resource use on your network connection; the amount of packets coming in flooding your connection; then no, not unless other people help you. If your problems is resource use on the server; some application running out of sockets, handles or similar; then yes - somewhat. Look into enabling syn cookies which will significantly reduce the resources required on the server to handle a syn. For the latter case, if the attacker uses a fixed source IP or some similar pattern, you could also block it with a local firewall, ipsec, or similar. | January 26, 2004, 4:57 PM |