Carpet bombing: spreading an attack across a whole /22 (part 2)
Here is a question we could not answer well a year ago: what really happens with carpet bombing: spreading an attack across a whole /22? We can answer it now.Protecting the originNone…
Here is a question we could not answer well a year ago: what really happens with carpet bombing: spreading an attack across a whole /22? We can answer it now.Protecting the originNone…
We get asked about log streaming to your SIEM, now in near real time more than almost anything else, so here is the long answer.What actually happens during a floodThe first thing…
We get asked about protecting WordPress login and XML-RPC from abuse more than almost anything else, so here is the long answer.Testing in production, safelyEvery rule starts in log mode. We replay…
SYN flood against a developer platform platform in Iberia, peaking at 340.3 Gbps. Mitigated in 0.082 seconds.
ACK flood against a retail banking platform in North America, peaking at 137.6 Gbps. Mitigated in 0.141 seconds.
Slowloris against a online casino platform in Southeast Asia, peaking at 585.0 million requests per second. Mitigated in 0.635 seconds.
memcached amplification against a online payments platform in the UK, peaking at 80.9 Gbps. Mitigated in 0.218 seconds.
HTTP GET flood against a fashion retail platform in North America, peaking at 161.5 million requests per second. Mitigated in 0.267 seconds.
TLS handshake exhaustion against a online payments platform in Southeast Asia, peaking at 692.8 million requests per second. Mitigated in 0.224 seconds.
WebSocket connection flood against a municipal services platform in Southeast Asia, peaking at 23.5 million requests per second. Mitigated in 0.692 seconds.
carpet-bombing UDP flood against a education platform platform in Latin America, peaking at 361.7 Gbps. Mitigated in 0.470 seconds.
ACK flood against a news publisher platform in the Nordics, peaking at 261.3 Gbps. Mitigated in 0.477 seconds.