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Its not up on my phone.
Maybe they're launching a mobile version.
Maybe they're launching a mobile version.
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Also, the phrase "largest DDoS in history" is oddly playing havoc with my brain. Even ignoring that most people with the firepower to do one wouldn't usually reveal the size of the attack, it's kind of difficult to gauge; I think the biggest in history was that famous pentest Google did against itself, where they (with permission) fired any entire DNS registry bank at Google.com and managed to stay up (although they did experience dramatic lag times).
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The Network Time Protocol (NTP) Reflection attack exploits a timing mechanism that underpins a way the internet works to greatly amplify the power of what would otherwise be a small and ineffective assault.
US-based DDoS protection outfit CloudFlare was hit with the attacks after an unnamed customer was targeted.
It is unclear how many websites and users were affected, although at least one French networking host reported a 350Gbps DDoS attack during the assault.
CloudFlare chief executive Matthew Prince said the attack tipped 400Gbps, 100Gbps larger than the previous record DDoS attack which used DNS reflective amplification.
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The Network Time Protocol (NTP) Reflection attack exploits a timing mechanism that underpins a way the internet works to greatly amplify the power of what would otherwise be a small and ineffective assault.
US-based DDoS protection outfit CloudFlare was hit with the attacks after an unnamed customer was targeted.
It is unclear how many websites and users were affected, although at least one French networking host reported a 350Gbps DDoS attack during the assault.
CloudFlare chief executive Matthew Prince said the attack tipped 400Gbps, 100Gbps larger than the previous record DDoS attack which used DNS reflective amplification.
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http://www.itnews.com.au/News/372033,wo ... urope.aspxThe Network Time Protocol (NTP) Reflection attack exploits a timing mechanism that underpins a way the internet works to greatly amplify the power of what would otherwise be a small and ineffective assault.
US-based DDoS protection outfit CloudFlare was hit with the attacks after an unnamed customer was targeted.
It is unclear how many websites and users were affected, although at least one French networking host reported a 350Gbps DDoS attack during the assault.
CloudFlare chief executive Matthew Prince said the attack tipped 400Gbps, 100Gbps larger than the previous record DDoS
attack which used DNS reflective amplification.
source
http://www.symantec.com/connect/blogs/h ... on-attacksVery big NTP reflection attack hitting us right now. Appears to be bigger than the #Spamhaus attack from last year. Mitigating.
— Matthew Prince (@eastdakota) February 10, 2014
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Ah, itnews, my archnemesis. They have just the right amount of internet paranoia in them to freak my boss out, so he'll call me up after reading one of their articles and make it "one of my top priorities" to make sure whatever attack vector is properly locked down in case an all-star cast of internet thieves decides they want to take down our host router. Usually I have no idea what the fuck he's talking about and in the middle of something else, so I assure him everything is gonna be fine and try to make up yet another fancy term for resetting the router again.
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or just make it so people cant use monlist. which you should already be doing.
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I footprinted a hotel I used to work at. They may or may not host all of the credit card information on site.
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And they may or may not retain all of that data indefinitely.I footprinted a hotel I used to work at. They may or may not host all of the credit card information on site.
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And that data may or may not include full names, addresses, all digits, and ccv visible in plaintext.And they may or may not retain all of that data indefinitely.I footprinted a hotel I used to work at. They may or may not host all of the credit card information on site.
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Ah, see, I don't have that problem. Since the boss is too cheap to buy us a computer that could take an operating system better than Windows Millenium, all of that information just gets filled out on a form and we use one of those manual imprinters to take down a customer's info. So if I wanted to see a customer's credit card number, I would just go to the big-ass file cabinet in the room where they keep the platinum and keys to the helicopter. About the only thing ITwise I have to worry about is all the viruses we get from people downloading porn all day every day.
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the info is in a databas that you have to have permission to open, but everyone gets unlimited access.Ah, see, I don't have that problem. Since the boss is too cheap to buy us a computer that could take an operating system better than Windows Millenium, all of that information just gets filled out on a form and we use one of those manual imprinters to take down a customer's info. So if I wanted to see a customer's credit card number, I would just go to the big-ass file cabinet in the room where they keep the platinum and keys to the helicopter. About the only thing ITwise I have to worry about is all the viruses we get from people downloading porn all day every day.
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Ah, so when you say 'hotel' you mean 'a special-needs home run by imbeciles.'the info is in aAh, see, I don't have that problem. Since the boss is too cheap to buy us a computer that could take an operating system better than Windows Millenium, all of that information just gets filled out on a form and we use one of those manual imprinters to take down a customer's info. So if I wanted to see a customer's credit card number, I would just go to the big-ass file cabinet in the room where they keep the platinum and keys to the helicopter. About the only thing ITwise I have to worry about is all the viruses we get from people downloading porn all day every day.
databas that you have to have permission to open, but everyone gets unlimited access.
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The manager doesn't want to be bothered with having to allow access. So everyone is allowed access.
That hotel was horrible.
That hotel was horrible.
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