Hi all,
I want to setup Squid reverse proxy for my apache servers. But.. Can
Squid protect my apache servers from Syn flood and Bot-Net attack ? or
Squid drop this connection, when apache is the syn_recv ? or Squid
Reverse be enough to this as resource ? or Can it be resource problem?
thanks
On sön, 2008-11-02 at 20:34 +0200, Mehmet CELIK wrote:
I want to setup Squid reverse proxy for my apache servers. But.. Can
Squid protect my apache servers from Syn flood and Bot-Net attack ? or
Squid drop this connection, when apache is the syn_recv ? or Squid
Reverse be enough to this as
Hi all,
I want to setup Squid reverse proxy for my apache servers. But.. Can
Squid protect my apache servers from Syn flood and Bot-Net attack ? or
Squid drop this connection, when apache is the syn_recv ? or Squid
Reverse be enough to this as resource ? or Can it be resource problem?
Connection flooding is worse.. and requires offending clients to be
blacklisted by firewalling once identified.
If it's a botnet, there can be tens of thousands of hosts, so blacklisting can
be difficult. Also, unless you have a multi-gigabit connection then they can
just fill your pipe with
