Super Micro wallet service survived the historical DDOS Attack

[mrcash02]

In times like these, every marketing strategy is welcome to make a micro payment system stand out to get the most faucet owners to the respective service. At least, this is what it seems.

[vodaljepa]

Mexicantarget lets see a pic of the 6 people who messaged you, I do not believe you
Also you seem awfully interested.. I would not be surprised if you did it

[rancidgash]

Mexicantarget lets see a pic of the 6 people who messaged you, I do not believe you
Also you seem awfully interested.. I would not be surprised if you did it

Calm down He is intersted, because if this attack was so strong, he must be prepared for this same.. Kazuldur from FaucetBox warn about possible DDoS attacks around one month ago.
And as we can understand from conversation, mexicantarget wants to help more then do something wrong.

[mexicantarget]

Mexicantarget lets see a pic of the 6 people who messaged you, I do not believe you
Also you seem awfully interested.. I would not be surprised if you did it

[tomos81]

Mexicantarget lets see a pic of the 6 people who messaged you, I do not believe you
Also you seem awfully interested.. I would not be surprised if you did it

please don't comment my threads, your comments pushing me to vomit my dinner.
I hate when scammers commenting my posts without reason.

[Kazuldur]

I'm not sure what proof you guys would like to see. There would be no logs or "zombie sessions" (what...?) if it's a simple volumetric attack. And it's hard to estimate attack size without help of ISP. 5TB over 5 hours is about 2Gbps, FaucetBOX.com was hit with DDoSes of 1-10 Gbps, it sounds plausible.

That said I have no idea what "hardware and software firewalls" was ePay.info talking about. Firewalls aren't really helpful with DDoSes. And "Cloudflare can't be enough always, they can get past it, having dedicated firewall is necessary" doesn't make sense either. To get past CloudFlare either the attack must be BIG (and 10 Gbps is pretty average, not BIG). They probably screwed up their domain configuration. For example epay.info domain is protected by CloudFlare, but it's MX domain isn't... If there was a DDoS in the first place of course. But personally I don't see anything that would suggest there wasn't one.

[wnj4]

I'm not sure what proof you guys would like to see. There would be no logs or "zombie sessions" (what...?) if it's a simple volumetric attack. And it's hard to estimate attack size without help of ISP. 5TB over 5 hours is about 2Gbps, FaucetBOX.com was hit with DDoSes of 1-10 Gbps, it sounds plausible.

That said I have no idea what "hardware and software firewalls" was ePay.info talking about. Firewalls aren't really helpful with DDoSes. And "Cloudflare can't be enough always, they can get past it, having dedicated firewall is necessary" doesn't make sense either. To get past CloudFlare either the attack must be BIG (and 10 Gbps is pretty average, not BIG). They probably screwed up their domain configuration. For example epay.info domain is protected by CloudFlare, but it's MX domain isn't... If there was a DDoS in the first place of course. But personally I don't see anything that would suggest there wasn't one.

So,it is equal chance that the Does not happen or was happen on epay! this is correct.

[rancidgash]

~snip~
"Cloudflare can't be enough always, they can get past it, having dedicated firewall is necessary" doesn't make sense either. To get past CloudFlare either the attack must be BIG (and 10 Gbps is pretty average, not BIG).

Let me claify this..
In other words, you want to say that CloudFlare should be enough protection for average DDoS attacks and probably for most big DDoS attacks (this over 10Gbps)?

[tsaroz]

our best microwallet system, epay.info survived the biggest DDOS in the history of internet!

I highly doubt that. Anything that big for a microwallet? And who measured the intensity of attack? Any independent sources to verify that?

It's not that I don't love epay.info. They are now the best option after faucetbox. But fake publicity would do no good to a established gateway.

[tomos81]

our best microwallet system, epay.info survived the biggest DDOS in the history of internet!

I highly doubt that. Anything that big for a microwallet? And who measured the intensity of attack? Any independent sources to verify that?

It's not that I don't love epay.info. They are now the best option after faucetbox. But fake publicity would do no good to a established gateway.

please read all of my post, it was sarcasm