>I could leave the connection open without sending a response?
You may delay it for, say, 5 sec. But then I guess the vulnerability to
DDOS
increases (thousands of connections simultaneously). I'm not sure how much
of them is possible.
Well, this is possible, depending on how their are organiz
>I could leave the connection open without sending a response?
You may delay it for, say, 5 sec. But then I guess the vulnerability to DDOS
increases (thousands of connections simultaneously). I'm not sure how much of
them is possible.
>Or send a vast amount of rubbish data in response?
Maybe — i
> *Subject:* Re: [twsocket] Creatively annoying a host
> > I could leave the connection open without sending a response?
> >
> Just delay the answer for a couple second, this will slow down the
> probing.
I think keeping the client connection open as long as possible, sendin
Marc Charbonneau wrote:
>> Or send a vast amount of rubbish data in response?
In the best case some data that will crash their stupid HTTP
client :)
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> My various web servers suffer regular attacks looking for exploits, the
> current one is looking for php, 100 odd URLs at a time including:
>
> GET //dbadmin/scripts/setup.php
> GET //phpMyAdmin-2.5.5-rc1/scripts/setup.php
> GET //mysqlmanager/scripts/setup.php
> GET /muieblackcat
>
> In my ICS w
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Subject: [twsocket] Creatively annoying a host
My various web servers suffer regular attacks looking for exploits, the
current one is looking for php, 100 odd URLs at a time including:
GET //dbadmin/scripts/setup.php
GET
Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
> My various web servers suffer regular attacks looking for exploits,
> the current one is looking for php, 100 odd URLs at a time including:
>
> GET //dbadmin/scripts/setup.php
> GET //phpMyAdmin-2.5.5-rc1/scripts/setup.php
> GET //mysqlmanager/scripts
My various web servers suffer regular attacks looking for exploits, the
current one is looking for php, 100 odd URLs at a time including:
GET //dbadmin/scripts/setup.php
GET //phpMyAdmin-2.5.5-rc1/scripts/setup.php
GET //mysqlmanager/scripts/setup.php
GET /muieblackcat
In my ICS web server, I was
