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Re: DoS attacks, NSPs unresponsiveness
From: Bill Fumerola <billf () chimesnet com>
Date: Sat, 4 Nov 2000 14:41:12 -0500
On Sat, Nov 04, 2000 at 06:00:38AM -0500, Jeff Workman wrote:
Customer: My circuit is being saturated by tons of ICMP garbage. Can you please do something to stop it before it gets to my pipe? I don't know what they did, but apparently one of my dialup users has pissed somebody off, for these attacks are aimed at my modem pool. Me: Nope, can't help you, sorry. Customer: Excuse me? Me: It's your own fault that you're getting attacked because you your customers use IRC. Now sit back and take your spanking. If you wish, I can have a sales representative contact you tomorrow if you feel you need more bandwidth. Customer: You've got to be kidding! Me: Nope, thank you, drive through. *click*
A large IP provider (and construction/mining company) essentially told me the above. That was after they turned down my circuit to "stop" the attack. -- Bill Fumerola - Network Architect, BOFH / billf () FreeBSD org
Current thread:
- Re: DoS attacks, NSPs unresponsiveness, (continued)
- Re: DoS attacks, NSPs unresponsiveness Ariel Biener (Nov 02)
- Re: DoS attacks, NSPs unresponsiveness dies (Nov 02)
- Re: DoS attacks, NSPs unresponsiveness Ariel Biener (Nov 02)
- Re: DoS attacks, NSPs unresponsiveness John Payne (Nov 03)
- Re: DoS attacks, NSPs unresponsiveness dies (Nov 03)
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- Re: DoS attacks, NSPs unresponsiveness Hank Nussbacher (Nov 02)
- Re: DoS attacks, NSPs unresponsiveness Jeff Workman (Nov 04)
- Re: DoS attacks, NSPs unresponsiveness Dan Hollis (Nov 04)
- Re: DoS attacks, NSPs unresponsiveness Jeff Workman (Nov 04)