DDoS *** in a dangerous spread throughout the local network, because of its technical simplicity and low cost, it is not a computer tech person can also pose a threat to others, a *** each other's websites. So people would doubt, *** *** who is where they come from it? This is the number of people interested in *** development tools combined with a large number of botnets and broiler developed *** program, mainly by sending a large number of malicious access request or simulate normal user access requests, in order to deplete server resources to server system paralyzed, can not open other issues, also receiving less than the normal user requesting access. Today small software agent received a service provider sent me and others chat screenshots, show that the other party can not solve the problem of continuous software *** agency services a week this software agents also very depressed, and then let small help provide protection solutions.
The reason is that the other top starting around twenty million in fees, lower-level agents on foot, and the way money is rolled ran, so he found a software agent to let him ask for compensation from the party system developers, to this agent to assist the parties negotiated settlement, with predictable results, he did not reach the expected results, the other side will be *** reprisals.
In this regard, ink security investigation to be recommended to the most basic server performance, the vulnerability of the system to download the latest patch update as soon as possible, to set strict firewall permissions, access high-proof protection, to hide the true source station site IP, the use of avatars protection, by WAF fingerprint recognition technology architecture to filter malicious access requests, and washed, and then the normal access to the source station back to the source IP, use this method to resolve *** on the site's DDOS or CC ***. Avoid exposure to the source IP was beaten, and then the server is pulled into the black hole, the suspension of business, loss is too large.
