Archive for February, 2011

DDoS and IP Spoofing

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IP spoofing is not necessary for a successful DDoS attack, since the attacker can exhaust the victim’s resources with a sufficiently large packet flood, regardless of the validity of source addresses. However, some DDoS attacks do use IP spoofing for several reasons. 1. Hiding the location of agent machines. In single-point DoS attacks, spoofing was [...]

IP Spoofing

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One tactic used in malicious attacks, particularly in DDoS, is IP spoofing. In normal IP communications, the header field contains the source IP address and the destination address as set by the default network socket operations. IP spoofing occurs when a malicious program creates its own packets and does not set the true source IP [...]

DDoS primary target

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We had discussed it earlier about the distributed denial of services (DDoS) impact in previous articles, lets get to know more deeper about its primary target. Creating a DoS effect is all about breaking things or making them fail. There are many ways to make something fail, and often multiple vulnerabilities will exist in a [...]

Understanding your own security

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Distributed denial of services or DDoS attack have been serious treat to some internet sites, it was comes up since 1999. Now the question in mind is how about your site security is it vulnerable on the attack? As long your site connected in to the internet, you are the perfect target of DDoS attack. [...]

Power of Distribution

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Commonly attackers using using distributed techniques in order to spread their worm, but it’s also poses a challenge for an attacker itself. For example, imagine that a DoS attack based on pure flooding originates at a single machine with a 10-Mbps link and is directed toward a victim machine that has a 100-Mbps link. In [...]