Algebra Rizing
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From: Kenneth Tilton on 5 Jul 2010 12:22 My first DoS attack!! That is so cool! I've hit the big time, I can see. Not in the mood yet for all that login/security stuff, so if the site's not up it's because I am not up. :) Not that I pay for bandwidth, but it did make the site unreachable. Coincidence, I am sure....PWUAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!! kt -- http://www.stuckonalgebra.com "The best Algebra tutorial program I have seen... in a class by itself." Macworld
From: Stefan Weiss on 5 Jul 2010 12:57 On 05/07/10 18:22, Kenneth Tilton wrote: > My first DoS attack!! That is so cool! I've hit the big time, I can see. > Not in the mood yet for all that login/security stuff, so if the > site's not up it's because I am not up. :) Not that I pay for bandwidth, > but it did make the site unreachable. > > Coincidence, I am sure....PWUAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!! What exactly are you implying here? That somebody sent a botnet against your site, and that person was me? You are clearly insane. -- stefan
From: Kenneth Tilton on 5 Jul 2010 13:30 Stefan Weiss wrote: > On 05/07/10 18:22, Kenneth Tilton wrote: >> My first DoS attack!! That is so cool! I've hit the big time, I can see. >> Not in the mood yet for all that login/security stuff, so if the >> site's not up it's because I am not up. :) Not that I pay for bandwidth, >> but it did make the site unreachable. >> >> Coincidence, I am sure....PWUAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!! > > What exactly are you implying here? That somebody sent a botnet against > your site, and that person was me? > Why would it be you? I was careful to remove all quoted text when responding to my own post. This is a long thread, I've made a lot of friends. Could be anyone. It could indeed also be a coincidence. I am sure there are lots of bots out there looking for trouble. > You are clearly insane. This is news? kt -- http://www.stuckonalgebra.com "The best Algebra tutorial program I have seen... in a class by itself." Macworld
From: Stefan Weiss on 5 Jul 2010 17:05 On 05/07/10 22:35, Kenneth Tilton wrote: > Erwin Moller wrote: >> You credit yourself too much. [...] > I suppose. I happened to be watching and saw all these key events coming > in on a math widget and they were all "x" so I figured someone was just > tryign to break the app by holding down the x key, and then it turned > into a stream of a hundred x's at a time. It looked specific to the app, > but what do I know? Maybe that is how bots work, look for something that > responds and then pound it. It does sound like fun. And that after you've been told a number of times that sending HTTP requests for every single key event is a bad idea. Your application got itself DoS'ed by a single user who held down the "x" key too long, possibly even by accident, but you still managed to blame it on the group. Congratulations. Your "solution" for the client side was to not look at the requests. Maybe your server will feel better if you don't watch the logs? -- stefan
From: Kenneth Tilton on 5 Jul 2010 17:14
Stefan Weiss wrote: > On 05/07/10 22:35, Kenneth Tilton wrote: >> Erwin Moller wrote: >>> You credit yourself too much. > [...] >> I suppose. I happened to be watching and saw all these key events coming >> in on a math widget and they were all "x" so I figured someone was just >> tryign to break the app by holding down the x key, and then it turned >> into a stream of a hundred x's at a time. It looked specific to the app, >> but what do I know? Maybe that is how bots work, look for something that >> responds and then pound it. It does sound like fun. > > And that after you've been told a number of times that sending HTTP > requests for every single key event is a bad idea. Your application got > itself DoS'ed by a single user who held down the "x" key too long, > possibly even by accident, but you still managed to blame it on the > group. Congratulations. > > Your "solution" for the client side was to not look at the requests. > Maybe your server will feel better if you don't watch the logs? > > In summary you and the other JS library haters now find yourselves sitting around rejoicing in an obviously hard-working programmer running into occasional difficulties. You might want to retrace your steps to find where you went wrong. It's prolly the hate, tho. kt -- http://www.stuckonalgebra.com "The best Algebra tutorial program I have seen... in a class by itself." Macworld |