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Title: DDOS attacks Post by: barryzand on February 15, 2014, 07:30:02 AM Who the fuck is doing this everyday?
anybody got names? adresses? i'll swear i'm so sick of it, i could kill m >:( almost 10x a month my miners go a whole night for jack shit because of the pathetic ddos attacks.... lets bond.... and kick some ass! I'll ddos my fist in your face! Title: Re: DDOS attacks Post by: glerant on February 15, 2014, 12:40:35 PM Who the fuck is doing this everyday? anybody got names? adresses? i'll swear i'm so sick of it, i could kill m >:( almost 10x a month my miners go a whole night for jack shit because of the pathetic ddos attacks.... lets bond.... and kick some ass! I'll ddos my fist in your face! I'm with you, those guys that DDoS the exchanges and pools really piss me off. ~BCX~ The only logic behind it is, I guess, that they reduce the overall net hash and get an advantage. However for any coins with more than a dozen pools I really can't see that this would be worthwhile? However if we are looking for faces to punch first for me would be the bastards who scammed me for 2.8 bitcoins in an elaborate Butterfly Labs phishing exercise. Edit: Exchanges are something else. Either other exchanges or, more likely, NSA and their lap dog GCHQ. Title: Re: DDOS attacks Post by: bronsky666 on February 15, 2014, 12:49:08 PM Hi,
maybe you already put that in place, but just in case : don't forget that you can manage secondary (and more!) pools easily with cgminer or cgwatcher, in order for your miners to stay active when a pool is down Title: Re: DDOS attacks Post by: barryzand on February 15, 2014, 06:13:19 PM Hi, maybe you already put that in place, but just in case : don't forget that you can manage secondary (and more!) pools easily with cgminer or cgwatcher, in order for your miners to stay active when a pool is down Yeah i know man... of course i did that... but enough is enough... this is getting really out of hand... Title: Re: DDOS attacks Post by: flounderella on February 15, 2014, 06:16:13 PM This sucks!
Title: Re: DDOS attacks Post by: Eex77 on February 15, 2014, 07:45:05 PM Who the fuck is doing this everyday? anybody got names? adresses? i'll swear i'm so sick of it, i could kill m >:( almost 10x a month my miners go a whole night for jack shit because of the pathetic ddos attacks.... lets bond.... and kick some ass! I'll ddos my fist in your face! I'm with you, those guys that DDoS the exchanges and pools really piss me off. ~BCX~ Yet purposefully forking a coin doesn't? Interesting. Title: Re: DDOS attacks Post by: poppys on February 15, 2014, 07:49:16 PM Who the fuck is doing this everyday? anybody got names? adresses? i'll swear i'm so sick of it, i could kill m >:( almost 10x a month my miners go a whole night for jack shit because of the pathetic ddos attacks.... lets bond.... and kick some ass! I'll ddos my fist in your face! We need to send in seal teams to wipe them off the map. Title: Re: DDOS attacks Post by: Speedie on February 15, 2014, 08:31:03 PM Who the fuck is doing this everyday? anybody got names? adresses? i'll swear i'm so sick of it, i could kill m >:( almost 10x a month my miners go a whole night for jack shit because of the pathetic ddos attacks.... lets bond.... and kick some ass! I'll ddos my fist in your face! I'm with you, those guys that DDoS the exchanges and pools really piss me off. ~BCX~ Indeed. People using networks of computers to deny access to pools and exchanges is highly unethical and merits physical violence. However people using networks of computers to hard fork coins because some dev insulted the size of someone else's e-peen is highly ethical and merits bouquets of flowers. Sorry, but whether I step in dog shit or cow shit, my shoes still stink. Title: Re: DDOS attacks Post by: FoBoT on February 15, 2014, 08:39:57 PM Sorry, but whether I step in dog shit or cow shit, my shoes still stink. just sayin' Title: Re: DDOS attacks Post by: sirnoah on February 15, 2014, 11:19:20 PM NSA? FBI? who's got access to a SUPER COMPUTER that have this capability?
hackers who's got access to zombie botnets? Title: Re: DDOS attacks Post by: Speedie on February 16, 2014, 12:54:30 AM Sorry, but whether I step in dog shit or cow shit, my shoes still stink. just sayin' I'll leave the dear reader to judge which is which in the original context :) Title: Re: DDOS attacks Post by: Wipeout2097 on February 16, 2014, 12:59:08 AM NSA? FBI? who's got access to a SUPER COMPUTER that have this capability? I've read that JP Morgan could be behind thishackers who's got access to zombie botnets? Title: Re: DDOS attacks Post by: roslinpl on February 16, 2014, 01:09:11 AM Who the fuck is doing this everyday? anybody got names? adresses? i'll swear i'm so sick of it, i could kill m >:( almost 10x a month my miners go a whole night for jack shit because of the pathetic ddos attacks.... lets bond.... and kick some ass! I'll ddos my fist in your face! :) DDoS are mostly undetectable IF DDoS makers are pro hackers :P Anyone can DDoS some page or somthing. Me, you, him - but we could be arrested But... they are using pro tools :) like botnets ... and to find them is like realy hard. Title: Re: DDOS attacks Post by: hvezdasmrti on February 16, 2014, 01:40:04 AM Its easier than you think to find botnet IP addresses, just copy and paste the list of Quark miners and blacklist them (+ all TORs of course) ;D
Title: Re: DDOS attacks Post by: roslinpl on February 16, 2014, 01:47:08 AM Its easier than you think to find botnet IP addresses, just copy and paste the list of Quark miners and blacklist them (+ all TORs of course) ;D pff :) all Tors yes :) Quarkcoin miners? :) hehe ... ;) |