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Re: random dns queries with random sources
From: Joe Maimon <jmaimon () ttec com>
Date: Wed, 19 Feb 2014 00:48:20 -0500
George Herbert wrote:
Right. Nonzero chances that you (Joe's site) are the target... Also, check if you have egress filtering of spoofed addresses below these DNS resources, between them and any user objects. You could be sourcing the spoofing if not...
It seems to me that the same|similar dataset of open resolvers to be used for amplification attacks is also being used for this sort of thing, and the overall effect is not large enough to indicate my resources are a target.
What I cant figure out is what is the target and how this attack method is any more effective then the others.
Joe
Current thread:
- Re: random dns queries with random sources, (continued)
- Re: random dns queries with random sources Dobbins, Roland (Feb 18)
- Re: random dns queries with random sources Joe Maimon (Feb 18)
- Re: random dns queries with random sources Anurag Bhatia (Feb 19)
- Re: random dns queries with random sources Christopher Morrow (Feb 18)
- Re: random dns queries with random sources Christopher Morrow (Feb 18)
- Re: random dns queries with random sources Dobbins, Roland (Feb 18)
- Re: random dns queries with random sources sthaug (Feb 19)
- Re: random dns queries with random sources Joe Maimon (Feb 18)
- Re: random dns queries with random sources Dobbins, Roland (Feb 18)
- Re: random dns queries with random sources Joe Maimon (Feb 18)
- Re: random dns queries with random sources Dobbins, Roland (Feb 19)
- Re: random dns queries with random sources Simon Perreault (Feb 19)
- Re: random dns queries with random sources Tempest (Feb 19)