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Title: Open Source/Paid tools for DDoS attack Post by: abansal on November 23, 2009, 01:53:48 AM Hi All,
We are a startup and working on a new Ecommerce site. I would like to have some kind of DDos attack simulation testing for my site. I would also like to test my site for DDoS attacks from certain specific geographies. What tools I can use? This is very important as some time before we launched the alpha version and within couple of says we had to bring it down because of the DDoS attack. This time, I want to be more sure of the security of our site. Regards Ajay Title: Re: Open Source/Paid tools for DDoS attack Post by: chrisj on November 27, 2009, 04:59:35 PM I'd scan through Hacking for Dummies.
There is more to look at then just DDOS if you want a secure site. Title: Re: Open Source/Paid tools for DDoS attack Post by: timmedin on November 29, 2009, 01:03:50 PM This one is pretty hard to test. It comes down to the size of your pipe vs the amount of traffic being sent by the attackers. To mitigate the attack you will need to work with your upstream providers(s) to stop the traffic before it even gets to you. I know this isn't much of an answer but I don't know what else to tell you.
Title: Re: Open Source/Paid tools for DDoS attack Post by: chrisj on November 29, 2009, 03:42:06 PM It's more than just the size of the pipe. Filling the pipe is the fastest way, but if you have something without enough power behind the pipe, then they can DDOS by taking that off line too.
Title: Re: Open Source/Paid tools for DDoS attack Post by: timmedin on November 29, 2009, 04:22:52 PM It's more than just the size of the pipe. Filling the pipe is the fastest way, but if you have something without enough power behind the pipe, then they can DDOS by taking that off line too. Good point, if your server does some action that uses a lot of resources (like maybe search) then it would be easy to use all of the resources of the server. My assumption is that he was taking a utilized the pipe since he referenced trying to stop it based on geography. Bad assumpton :)
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