Treudler - Anti-DDoS

Anti-DDoS

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Eligibility	Included by default	Virtual GAME Servers
Number, size & duration of attacks	Unlimited	Unlimited
Type of attack	All	All

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Two-way Mitigation	-	(L3/L4/L7)
Firewall Network	Configurable in your client area	Configurable in your client area
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Types of attacks

There are three ways of making your site, server or infrastructure unavailable:

Bandwidth

This type of attack consists of saturating the server's network capacity, rendering it unreachable.

Resources

This type of attack consists of depleting the machine's system resources, which prevents it from responding to legitimate requests.

Exploitation

Also called "exploit", this type of attack targets a particular software fault either to make the machine unavailable or to take control of it.

Name of attack	OSI	Type	Explanation of attack
ICMP Echo Request Flood	L3	Resource	Also called Ping Flood, mass sending of packets including the response of the victim, which has the same content as the original packet
IP Packet Fragment Attack	L3	Resource	Sending of IP packets that voluntarily reference other packets that will never be sent, which saturates the victims memory
SMURF	L3	Bandwidth	ICMP broadcast attack usurping the source address to redirect multiple responses to the victim
GMP Flood	L3	Resource	Mass sending of IGMP packets (multi-cast management protocol)
Ping of Death	L3	Exploit	Sending of ICMP packets which exploit an implementation bug in certain operating systems
TCP SYN Flood	L4	Resource	Mass sending of TCP connections requests
TCP Spoofed SYN Flood	L4	Resource	Mass sending of TCP connections requests to usurp the source address
TCP SYN ACK Reflection Flood	L4	Bandwidth	Mass sending of TCP connections requests to a large number of machines, usurping the victim's source address. The bandwidth of the victim will be saturated by the responses to these requests.
TCP ACK Flood	L4	Resource	Mass sending of TCP segment delivery receipts
TCP Fragmented Attack	L4	Resource	Sending of TCP segments that voluntarily reference other segments that will never be sent, which saturates the victim's memory
UDP Flood	L4	Bandwidth	Mass sending of UDP packets (not requiring a previously-established connection)
UDP Fragment Flood	L4	Resource	Sending of UDP datagrams that voluntarily reference other datagrams that will never be sent, which saturates the victim's memory
Distributed DNS Amplification Attack	L7	Bandwidth	Mass sending of DNS requests usurping the source address of the victim, to a large number of legitimate servers. As the response is more voluminous than the question, an amplification of the attack follows
DNS Flood	L7	Resource	Attack of a DNS server by mass sending of requests
HTTP(S) GET/POST Flood	L7	Resource	Attack of a web server by mass sending of requests
DDoS DNS	L7	Resource	Attack of a DNS server by mass sending of requests from a large set of machines which are under the attacker's control