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Reporting DDOS reflection attacks
From: srn.nanog () prgmr com
Date: Fri, 07 Nov 2014 10:56:47 -0800
Like most small providers, we occasionally get hit by DoS attacks. We got hammered by an SSDP reflection attack (udp port 1900) last week. We took a 27 second log and from there extracted about 160k unique IPs. It is really difficult to find abuse emails for 160k IPs. We know about abuse.net but abuse.net requires hostnames, not IPs for lookups and not all IP addresses have valid DNS entries. The only other way we know of to report problems is to grab the abuse email addresses is whois. However, whois is not structured and is not set up to deal with this number of requests - even caching whois data based on subnets will result in many thousands of lookups. Long term it seems like structured data and some kind of authentication would be ideal for reporting attacks. But right now how should we be doing it?
Current thread:
- Reporting DDOS reflection attacks srn . nanog (Nov 07)
- Re: Reporting DDOS reflection attacks Roland Dobbins (Nov 07)
- Re: Reporting DDOS reflection attacks Paul Bennett (Nov 07)
- Re: Reporting DDOS reflection attacks McDonald Richards (Nov 08)
- Re: Reporting DDOS reflection attacks Roland Dobbins (Nov 08)
- Re: Reporting DDOS reflection attacks Miles Fidelman (Nov 08)
- Re: Reporting DDOS reflection attacks srn . nanog (Nov 08)
- Re: Reporting DDOS reflection attacks Paul Bennett (Nov 07)
- Re: Reporting DDOS reflection attacks Roland Dobbins (Nov 07)
- Re: Reporting DDOS reflection attacks Ruairi Carroll (Nov 08)
- Re: Reporting DDOS reflection attacks srn . nanog (Nov 08)
- Re: Reporting DDOS reflection attacks Damian Menscher (Nov 08)
- Re: Reporting DDOS reflection attacks Brian Rak (Nov 09)