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    ping a site, Ddos command

    open ur cmd type

    ping <space> site name

    Now it will show site ip
    again go cmd type

    ping<space>site IP<space> -t -l 6400
    ============
    wait 1 hour, site will crash
    ============
    My questions:
    1. Is it dDos attack through command promt?
    2. How can i protect my server from it?
    3. Is it really works?

    #2
    Originally posted by shakil420 View Post
    open ur cmd type

    ping <space> site name

    Now it will show site ip
    again go cmd type

    ping<space>site IP<space> -t -l 6400
    ============
    wait 1 hour, site will crash
    ============
    My questions:
    1. Is it dDos attack through command promt?
    2. How can i protect my server from it?
    3. Is it really works?
    Installation and setup of (D)DOS-Deflate on the server is extremely easy. Simply login as root by open SSH secure shell access to the server, and run the the following commands one by one:

    wget http://www.inetbase.com/scripts/ddos/install.sh
    chmod 0700 install.sh
    ./install.sh

    To uninstall the (D)DOS-Deflate, run the following commands one by one instead:

    wget http://www.inetbase.com/scripts/ddos/uninstall.ddos
    chmod 0700 uninstall.ddos
    ./uninstall.ddos

    The configuration file for (D)DOS-Deflate is ddos.conf, and by default it will have the following values:

    FREQ=1
    NO_OF_CONNECTIONS=50
    APF_BAN=1
    KILL=1
    EMAIL_TO=”root”
    BAN_PERIOD=600


    also
    install csf and mod security on your server set per ip connection limit
    Last edited by GiLL; 30.11.10, 09:35.
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      #3
      Originally posted by shakil420 View Post
      open ur cmd type

      ping <space> site name

      Now it will show site ip
      again go cmd type

      ping<space>site IP<space> -t -l 6400
      ============
      wait 1 hour, site will crash
      ============
      Before I answer your question, such a dos attack does not work. You need to send thousands of pings per second for a crash to occur, you are only sending 6400 bytes data in possibly 15 microseconds or less, that is completely fine!
      My questions:
      1. Is it dDos attack through command promt?
      DDOS attack occurs via network pings but it requires thousands of bot net computers, this feat is difficult to achieve unless you have placed trojan bots in lakhs of computers as all computers cannot be online at one stage.
      2. How can i protect my server from it?
      Follow what Gill said, but that is not the complete solution. If requests come through a bot network then it means requests will be coming in from innumerable amount of ip's from various different countries, its next to impossible to block the ddosing unless you change your server ip.
      3. Is it really works?
      Have already answered it above
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        #4
        There was a well known case of a failed Ddos attack on a website recently where a very well known website added 32 0x0 iframes of there victims site. into one of there main pages where thousands maybe millions of people used everyday.... the offending site lost more than 99% of its members doing this.......

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          #5
          agree with somthing else. @ how to stop iframe ? this method can hit a site thousands times within 30 sec !!! have any idea? .htaccess or java programme?

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            #6
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              #7
              use cloudflare to get protection from DDos

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                #8
                I tried to ping / ddos a site. (*********************)
                I used to use it, it's small, and has very poor protection.

                But, I typed in all the commands and the only thing that keeps coming up is "Request time out"
                Is this supposed to keep coming up?
                Last edited by metulj; 11.10.12, 12:55.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Glow View Post
                  I tried to ping / ddos a site. (****************)
                  I used to use it, it's small, and has very poor protection.

                  But, I typed in all the commands and the only thing that keeps coming up is "Request time out"
                  Is this supposed to keep coming up?
                  usually just means the server cant be reached at that time.

                  i just did a minimum of 100 pings to the server. i didnt get 1 request time out
                  all pings came back between 103ms to 108ms.
                  Last edited by metulj; 11.10.12, 12:56.
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Ghost View Post
                    usually just means the server cant be reached at that time.

                    i just did a minimum of 100 pings to the server. i didnt get 1 request time out
                    all pings came back between 103ms to 108ms.
                    Okay, thanks. I'm going to try again later.

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