How are you able to tell you're being attacked? I have a feeling my servers
are being attacked as well, but I'm not sure how to be sure.
On Tue, Apr 3, 2012 at 2:34 PM, Mihály Rácz racz...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi.
Its maybe helpfull.
http://www.wolffiles.de/index.php?forum-showposts-44-p1#131
Severeal ways, unuseal high ingoing bandwidth usage, extreme server
lag and/or flood of repetive/strange packets (use a packet
analyzer/sniffer like Ethereal). A few years ago I identified someone
DOS'ing our servers by simple looking for strange packets (the old but
now fixed zero data exploit).
I think what people would want is a simple and effective tool to check it
in a easy way. Sure you can check your bandwith and see more incoming, but
what then? What would a person do to identify the ip or packets to quickly
diagnose and block that person.
Usually by the time i want to investigate
You can use tcpdump or Wireshark to identify extraneous traffic. It can be
a bit complicated if you don't have any guidance, though. Just look for a
lot of traffic that isn't coming from your typical client port (27005).
On Wed, Apr 4, 2012 at 12:20 PM, Erik-jan Riemers riem...@binkey.nl wrote:
We've released a mandatory update to Nuclear Dawn. The notes for the ND
Update 6.2a are below.
Nuclear Dawn Update 6.2a
Balance changes
- Reworked ammo pack earned xp to not be based on actual ammo amount,
unfairly weighting some weapons.
- Research in-progress when last armory is
Yes, if anybody has details in regards to how this exploit is performed, please
reply directly to me (to...@valvesoftware.com).
Thanks,
Tony
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