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A DDOS attack is a method of grabbing packets and killing them before the get to their destination. Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS).

The basis of the attack is to overload a victim's computer resources by flooding them with traffic. This is done by commanding multiple compromised systems to send high rates of traffic. In addition, the traffic is often formulated in such a way that it consumes resources at abnormal rates.

The nature of the attack is such that it is very difficult to stop and next to impossible to prevent single-handedly. Some sites have experienced several days of downtime while trying to restore services.

The core problem is the existence of the compromised computers used to create the attack (note 1). The computers used in the attacks are compromised several ways including remote attacks on vulnerable, defective software and taking advantage of computers whose owners have loaded remotely controllable software such as remote control trojans and IRC bots. Some reports have put the number of compromised systems in the thousands. Many of the systems are compromised because patches for software defects that were reported and fixed months ago are never installed, because anti-virus tools are not kept up to date, and because the computer owners give away control of their computers by indiscriminately running unknown programs.

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[theoriginalfatdonkey]

this does work on protected networks as well. u just need to acquire both session cookies not just one. ur right? r u not getting it to work?

[theoriginalfatdonkey]

all depends on the DMZ man demilitarized zones run paralell to DNS servers to this is loop hole hack

[pratiksrc]

so how can u undo those changes..and bring everything back to normal..i want to try on my router..and dont want it to be messed up later :?

[theoriginalfatdonkey]

@pratiksrc "everything back??what do u mean by everything? Elaborate a little bit and Ill see if I can help bud.

[titobro14]

put a video how to hack any technology,websites,consoles,p­ortable handhelds, and fbi millitery goverment files blogs everything thumbs up if you agree with me if you don't fine ill do it my self

[theoriginalfatdonkey]

@titobro14 Im pretty sure that exactly what ive been doing for four years now...........................

[theoriginalfatdonkey]

@brady249

The quieter you become, the more able you are to hear.

[theoriginalfatdonkey]

@3Copson25Doughnuts Stupid crap like this makes me wanna disable coments. Now, if u were right id say so., but that's bananas, like arr u a script kiddie? Cause, if u know anything bout networking, u know SSL stripping and arpspoofing will get u unlimited access bypassing all firewalls and fag antivirus programs lol its really 2 ez, sorry for the vulgerness, I apologize ;)

[DarkDragon564]

reporting this to the fbi right now

[Disistraction]

lol

[pratiksrc]

uh.. normal router.. can i connect to it again and surf internet ? :D how abt others..can they connect too?