| justgames7604 said: No.... Please the basics of a DDos is to split the information to handlers and go after the target. There is a lot of ways to stop that, Ips based prevention, black holing and sink holing firewalls on switches, routers and servers, etc. making thousands of bots isn't viable you compromise handlers. Because you would not have the bandwidth to make the amount of bots to take down a server farm. |
Do you have any idea what you are talking about or are you just chaining words together to sound smart?
Stopping the packets from reaching the server is the easy task. That however doesn't free up the clogged lines to the datacenter. DDoS needs to be dealt with by the ISP or else any dropping of packets at the enterprise edge is meaningless if they're targeting all available WAN links including the backup WAN.
But even then it's a risk for the ISP because large scale blocking will also affect other sources and destinations.
The only way to successfully stop a large scale DDoS is being Google or MS or Amazon who have spare datacenters coming out of their asses to defer traffic.
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