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Manually setting the blocks as 120 confirms, even though a few of them aren't yet. They're secure enough to allow people to get off the pool with 100% of their rewards if this DDoS has completely scared them away.
hell No your still my number 1 pool. And my miners will return when you get back on-line. The way I see it you stopped a botnet from using your pool and you have the right to refuse anyone you want. you have kept us updated with what was going on whenever you could. |
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July 05, 2011, 09:36:27 PM |
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I've been with BTC Guild since round #28. I'll be here for round #1464 and all the rest too.
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eleuthria (OP)
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July 05, 2011, 10:19:18 PM |
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US East is coming back online as the DNS propagates. Keeping a close eye on it. I've completely rewritten the "getwork spam" logging to help identify problem IPs as well as potential botnets (high # of IPs on one worker).
US East is running, your shares are counting PERFECTLY. The user stats are currently disabled just to stop the servers from constantly talking to each other until I know the DDoS is dying out. You'll see the shares and rewards pop up on a new block as they always have.
I will be taking this unplanned downtime opportunity to rework the stats system to use cached user stats updated at regular intervals, rather than pulling live stats from all of the servers for a user everytime they load the API or My Account page. This will allow the My Account and API to load almost instantly, the downside being information may be 1-5 minutes stale.
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July 05, 2011, 10:25:16 PM |
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I wonder if the person behind the botnet/ddos was stupid enough to use his isp connection without tor to do the payouts? That would give his IP and he or she could be tracked down.
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July 05, 2011, 10:43:02 PM |
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Great Job eleuthria, my proxy picked it up automatically as soon as it came online... It's a like a pool hopper's wet dream, entering at 0 shares  |
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eleuthria (OP)
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July 05, 2011, 10:52:40 PM |
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DDoS is back in full swing flooding our bandwith to its full capacity.
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July 05, 2011, 10:54:56 PM |
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Sux... server unreachable again from here. I guess you'd be wholly justified in keeping it offline until you've implemented some real whitelisting. Fucking kiddies.
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eleuthria (OP)
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July 05, 2011, 11:15:30 PM |
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Sux... server unreachable again from here. I guess you'd be wholly justified in keeping it offline until you've implemented some real whitelisting. Fucking kiddies.
There's no whitelisting. They're flooding the pipes, and it happens even if I iptable block ALL ips: https://i.imgur.com/7MBZf.png |
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July 05, 2011, 11:22:03 PM |
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i wonder if you can forward the traffic anywhere useful lol.might as well get Something out of this. too bad Traffic doesn't get ya bitcoins XD though it has shown me just how incredibly inefficient bitcoinplus is. was hoping to get my payout high enough to actually get the little btc i earned with them into my account :/ i don't see it happening *any* time soon lol.
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July 05, 2011, 11:47:41 PM |
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Brute-force bandwidth flooding is evil since there seems to be very little you can do about it at your end. For all that I know, unless you have a big, cooperative and probably expensive ISP that is prepared to handle such attacks before they even reach the server, you're SOL.
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eleuthria (OP)
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July 06, 2011, 12:16:54 AM |
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Latest word from the DE servers is the servers there are getting hammered by 70-85k packets. Per Second.
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July 06, 2011, 12:32:59 AM |
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this guy is extremely anti social. he cares not about money, else he would have created his own pool to mine from. the display i have seen here is the worst ever. he mines, gets banned, then ddos's non-stop. no life, no friends, his mom likely hates him too.
the typical anti social "hacker" (and i use that term loosely) would have moved on by now. i am willing to bet he does not know how to setup his own pool.
the sad thing is theres not a lot you can do to stop data coming in. you can tell your router to ignore it, but when its ignoring data, its still getting flooded. the data has to be ignored several hops out, somewhere where there is enough bandwidth to eat the load, to be useful.
keep in mind, he is watching this thread. i wouldnt post any "pool is up" messages.
also, on the upside (is it really an upside since were finding less blocks/hr?) the difficulty rise wont be as bad next time:)
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July 06, 2011, 01:22:01 AM |
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this guy is extremely anti social. he cares not about money, else he would have created his own pool to mine from. the display i have seen here is the worst ever. he mines, gets banned, then ddos's non-stop. no life, no friends, his mom likely hates him too.
the typical anti social "hacker" (and i use that term loosely) would have moved on by now. i am willing to bet he does not know how to setup his own pool.
the sad thing is theres not a lot you can do to stop data coming in. you can tell your router to ignore it, but when its ignoring data, its still getting flooded. the data has to be ignored several hops out, somewhere where there is enough bandwidth to eat the load, to be useful.
keep in mind, he is watching this thread. i wouldnt post any "pool is up" messages.
also, on the upside (is it really an upside since were finding less blocks/hr?) the difficulty rise wont be as bad next time:)
It's likely that they (bot wrangler) haven't noticed and the ongoing "DDoS" attacks are actually rogue zombie miners reporting shares, and the outgoing bandwidth would likely be either ACK's to those shares or LP requests. |
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July 06, 2011, 01:23:55 AM |
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Really starting to miss BTC. Not much you can really do to stop a dos, What I did 4 years back when one of my servers was getting dos was change the IP address and point the domain name to Microsoft for a day. They will see the attack then get there team on to it and hopefully it will go to there legal team and the attacker gets busted.
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July 06, 2011, 01:34:39 AM |
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Really starting to miss BTC. Not much you can really do to stop a dos, What I did 4 years back when one of my servers was getting dos was change the IP address and point the domain name to Microsoft for a day. They will see the attack then get there team on to it and hopefully it will go to there legal team and the attacker gets busted.
Lol what? I would have went after the dick sys admin who sent all the traffic my way and disrupted my website because he couldn't handle his own. |
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July 06, 2011, 01:51:04 AM |
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Really starting to miss BTC. Not much you can really do to stop a dos, What I did 4 years back when one of my servers was getting dos was change the IP address and point the domain name to Microsoft for a day. They will see the attack then get there team on to it and hopefully it will go to there legal team and the attacker gets busted.
Lol what? I would have went after the dick sys admin who sent all the traffic my way and disrupted my website because he couldn't handle his own. +1 for this comment. Sending your negative traffic to someone else is not the way to do things. That was a very dick move, and would have been highly frowned upon in most of the professional circles. |
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July 06, 2011, 01:56:19 AM |
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Really starting to miss BTC. Not much you can really do to stop a dos, What I did 4 years back when one of my servers was getting dos was change the IP address and point the domain name to Microsoft for a day. They will see the attack then get there team on to it and hopefully it will go to there legal team and the attacker gets busted.
Lol what? I would have went after the dick sys admin who sent all the traffic my way and disrupted my website because he couldn't handle his own. +1 for this comment. Sending your negative traffic to someone else is not the way to do things. That was a very dick move, and would have been highly frowned upon in most of the professional circles. i work in networking and think its effing hilarious. a rather resourceful way to deal with a DDoS. lol! now, pointing it to some server without a shitton of bandwidth and poor management, would however, be wrong. |
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July 06, 2011, 02:00:56 AM |
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To the botnet owner: Please stop, you're wasting BTC generation time. Either move to a different pool with the CPU miners or setup your own private pool.
I'm not saying your pax0ring power isn't impressive, I'm saying the bot's computer owners are going to wonder why their internet is crawling, and the ones that call their ISP will find out they need to disinfect their computer and you'll lose it. You're less likely to lose it by running the CPU miner on low priority since they can still browse foxnews.com and forward chain-letter-emails to their kids without slowdown.
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July 06, 2011, 02:01:36 AM |
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Really starting to miss BTC. Not much you can really do to stop a dos, What I did 4 years back when one of my servers was getting dos was change the IP address and point the domain name to Microsoft for a day. They will see the attack then get there team on to it and hopefully it will go to there legal team and the attacker gets busted.
Lol what? I would have went after the dick sys admin who sent all the traffic my way and disrupted my website because he couldn't handle his own. +1 for this comment. Sending your negative traffic to someone else is not the way to do things. That was a very dick move, and would have been highly frowned upon in most of the professional circles. i work in networking and think its effing hilarious. a rather resourceful way to deal with a DDoS. lol! now, pointing it to some server without a shitton of bandwidth and poor management, would however, be wrong. Would you be saying the same thing if someone dumped a metric crap ton of DDoS traffic on YOUR network? Would you be so chipper about the situation with your Boss's Boss, and the CIO, and everyone else screaming at you about why they cant they get their webmail, or why the customers cant enter their orders on your website, especially if your job was on the line? |
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July 06, 2011, 02:05:41 AM |
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id say point it to microsoft as well, but after thinking about it id forward it to cisco lol. had a crappy linksys router, then a crapy cisco/linksys router, they deserve it for putting out crap products, they combined ciscos crap UI and with linksys crap hardware. but just kidding here, doing something like that could probably get ya in *loads* of trouble.
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