A little DoS protection. [KiwiGuard, PeerBlock etc]

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    Re: A little DoS protection. [KiwiGuard, PeerBlock etc]

    D-Guard is out as free download, lols :)

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    Re: A little DoS protection. [KiwiGuard, PeerBlock etc]

    Quote Originally Posted by Giles121 View Post
    D-Guard Cracked - Blabla
    Enjoy your infraction (Rule 21) :D

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    Dam password ive only just realized >_>

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    Re: A little DoS protection. [KiwiGuard, PeerBlock etc]

    Thanks, already knew about those but thanks. And just saying, most of those don't block DoS instead they block ip's that have many connections towards the server, sometimes might be a user.. also D-Guard works great just no actual cracked one's out there.

    Quote Originally Posted by LucasReis View Post
    Just only bought an VPS on Limestone.

    Also, not to be rude but I don't remember you being asked that, and I remember them selling Dedi's not VPS's but ok.
    Last edited by iBling14; 26-10-12 at 02:59 AM. Reason: Ain't double posting :P

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    Re: A little DoS protection. [KiwiGuard, PeerBlock etc]

    Quote Originally Posted by Jam32 View Post

    Do I really have to spell this out?


    707411Y 1337 4N0NYM0U5 H4X0R (12 Year Old with a computer and money.) > Booter > *100mBps Signal* --------> [25mBps Mode *SIGNAL HITS*] < Router > Server


    If it doesn't make sense, I'm saying that the BOOTERS ONLY HIT MODEMS WHICH OVERLOAD THE CONNECTION. How do I know this? I used to home-host. Whenever someone hit my network, all of the computers couldn't get online. If it hit the server, like HTTP flooding does, then the xbox and laptops of my home would be able to get online.

    That's how I know it's the modem. It might also be the router.

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    Re: A little DoS protection. [KiwiGuard, PeerBlock etc]

    Quote Originally Posted by FullmetalPride View Post
    Do I really have to spell this out?


    707411Y 1337 4N0NYM0U5 H4X0R (12 Year Old with a computer and money.) > Booter > *100mBps Signal* --------> [25mBps Mode *SIGNAL HITS*] < Router > Server


    If it doesn't make sense, I'm saying that the BOOTERS ONLY HIT MODEMS WHICH OVERLOAD THE CONNECTION. How do I know this? I used to home-host. Whenever someone hit my network, all of the computers couldn't get online. If it hit the server, like HTTP flooding does, then the xbox and laptops of my home would be able to get online.

    That's how I know it's the modem. It might also be the router.
    What the actual fuck are you on about?
    BOOTERS ONLY HIT MODEMS WHICH OVERLOAD THE CONNECTION.
    No shit. Of course a booter hits the modem. How else would they bring down home connections...
    But, booters can and are used to take down sites for about 300 seconds, if that's what you're getting at?
    I seriously have no clue what you're getting at, but i'd like to know who shat in your cornflakes :s

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    Re: A little DoS protection. [KiwiGuard, PeerBlock etc]

    thanks :D

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    Re: A little DoS protection. [KiwiGuard, PeerBlock etc]

    I think software anti ddos = bullshit
    any an hardware firewall block ddos connections

    love cisco firewall hardware

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    Re: A little DoS protection. [KiwiGuard, PeerBlock etc]

    Quote Originally Posted by Giles121 View Post
    Password for this please?

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    Re: A little DoS protection. [KiwiGuard, PeerBlock etc]

    Quote Originally Posted by Monsma View Post
    I think software anti ddos = bullshit
    any an hardware firewall block ddos connections
    Your right. Hardware firewalls are the best available.
    Minor software simply block packetflooders/httpflooders etc

    However decent firewalls costs an absolute bomb.

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    Re: A little DoS protection. [KiwiGuard, PeerBlock etc]

    Quote Originally Posted by Jam32 View Post
    Your right. Hardware firewalls are the best available.
    Minor software simply block packetflooders/httpflooders etc

    However decent firewalls costs an absolute bomb.
    if you buy a server and you place it in a datacenter you buy cisco hardware, the first cost is the most expensive then you only earn money

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jam32 View Post
    What the actual fuck are you on about?

    No shit. Of course a booter hits the modem. How else would they bring down home connections...
    But, booters can and are used to take down sites for about 300 seconds, if that's what you're getting at?
    I seriously have no clue what you're getting at, but i'd like to know who shat in your cornflakes :s
    You just said that these would "help protect against booters." Or something.

    It won't. THAT'S WHAT IM GETTING AT, MATE.

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    Quote Originally Posted by spatti88 View Post
    Because I'm definitely going to give that much money for a fricking Webhost.



    IF YOU ARE ON A VPS, AND YOU ARE GETTING ATTACKED, SWITCH YOUR HOST.

    Don't let them charge you for a server if they're not even going to try and help you with this attack. If they're giving you bullshit like 'oh we can't do anything about that. Sorry.' They're wrong. They totally CAN do something about that. If they can't, then you really need to switch, it's probably because they're a reseller. BUY FROM THE BIG COMPANIES. I'm serious. When it comes to this, go enterprise. The bigger, the friendlier, and the more expertise. About half of those hosts are built by teenagers. Not even jokin! EpicHosts, EmpireHosts, just a few examples. Epic is a scam anyways, your VPS gets cancelled or its just offline. Back to the topic, the datacenters where the big business ones are hosted have huge uplinks, NO MATTER WHAT. That uplink means traffic can be absorbed without overloading. Also on that note, VPSs are hosted on big servers. It's like Inception, a server within a server. This means that this software can be used to absorb the booter attacks. The real server acts as a modem/router, and since a VPSs IP is different than the actual servers IP, the software can be used to block those attacks, since it hasn't hit your server at that point yet. Just a word of advice. BUY BIG, NOT CHEAP. THE CHEAPER, THE WORSE.



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