PrestonConnors
03-20-01, 03:23 AM
I've been the unlucky victim of several Denial Of Service attacks in the past month. One of my "friends" often gets irate after I win, or sometimes even frag him once, in a QuakeIII game (immature, I know). He totally saturates my bandwith with TCP ECHO replies (Smurf attact) which causes me to lose service for the duration of the attack.
How do I go about stopping this?
I've reported this many times to my ISP (AT&T RR) and his ISP (BellSouth DSL). The times I've called these ISPs all I could get them to tell me are email addresses. I email them and no response. Oh, by the way, the phone techs did not know what a DoS was nor a Smurf attack. I had explain it to them in layman's terms...
I've gathered evidence... TCPdumps showing all the IP addresses that were hitting me, plus his IP address sending me ICMP echo requests (to check to see if I was still "alive" I guess) and conversations of him telling me he is DoSing me.....
What else do I need?
How do I go about stopping this?
I've reported this many times to my ISP (AT&T RR) and his ISP (BellSouth DSL). The times I've called these ISPs all I could get them to tell me are email addresses. I email them and no response. Oh, by the way, the phone techs did not know what a DoS was nor a Smurf attack. I had explain it to them in layman's terms...
I've gathered evidence... TCPdumps showing all the IP addresses that were hitting me, plus his IP address sending me ICMP echo requests (to check to see if I was still "alive" I guess) and conversations of him telling me he is DoSing me.....
What else do I need?