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The last set of addresses under the DDoS part of the page resolves to Google's crawlers.
by BRitterbeck 12y ago
The last set of addresses under the DDoS part of the page resolves to Google's crawlers.
- Shank 12y agoProbably an amplification attack using Google, a clever way to increase the size of an attack without adding too much additional cost.
- Buge 12y agoAn interesting example is creating 700 Mbps with a few google docs. http://chr13.com/2014/03/10/using-google-to-ddos-any-website/ http://chr13.com/2014/03/10/using-google-to-ddos-any-website...
- dredmorbius 12y agoAnother set is Yandex, a Chinese [Edit: Nope, Russian, see below] web crawler. I've done a basic "what CIDRs and ASNs were involved" in a top-level post. These idiots can't tell Web crawler traffic from DDoS (though often there's little practical difference).
- bx_ 12y agohttps://company.yandex.com/ https://company.yandex.com/ Yanex is Russia's Google.
- dredmorbius 12y agoDerp. I was thinking of Baidu. Knew it was search at least, from logs.