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These are head wrecking. A solution that works if your not on a big network that can afford a small bit of downtime is to change all the network ids. Say you had 5 machines: 192.168.2.11
192.168.3.12
192.168.4.13
192.168.5.14
With each subnet being 255.255.255.0 Now start your scans. Usually I find that as soon as a virus scan starts, a worm will try to jump to another machine. This change in IP has often being enough, in my own experience, to keep the worm on a single machine long enough to get rid of it. If you do this right, you wont lose very much network facilities - if any -. Though it also depends on a few things such as what hardware you are using such as a router, hub, switch. If your doing ics through a machine or if your ethernet is just going to a router or something... anyway if you get really stuck drop me a line and I'll help you out.
A DoS attack can mimic non-malicious availability concerns like network congestion or a system administrator performing maintenance. The following signs may suggest a DoS or DDoS attack: Irregular network performance with reduced speed Inability to access any website Certain websites turn out to be unavailable Monitoring and analysing network traffic is the most prominent way to identify and evaluate a DoS attack.
attack the network at the root
DDoS stands for Distributed Denial Of Service. In a dDOS attack, a large number of computers simultaneously overload a target machine or network. The intent is to prevent the website, network, or computer from servicing legitimate customers. A dDOS attack is definitely illegal. It would be similar to a neighborhood of thugs all showing up at your house to raid it at the same time. But for websites, rather than it just being scary and inconvenient, an attack disrupts the site's business and commerce. Attacking a government website would bring higher punishments. Security software can identify incoming attacks, but the software is expensive.
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attack the network at the root
Attack the network at the root
By "Floods" I take it you mean network floods. Network floods usually involve some type of DDoS attack (Distributed Denial of Service). This is where multiple (often thousands) of computers try to connect to a single machine. All the "zombie" machines have been infected with a virus or program that allows the hacker to remotely initiate the attack. Eventually the destination machine can nolonger support the volume of traffic, and will either bottleneck, and only accept as many clients as it can handle, or crash. Either way, legitimate users cannot access the machine!
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a firewall
the expected location of the attack the type of attack the amount of time before the attack begins
the expected location of the attack the type of attack the amount of time until the attack begins
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