DDoS atacks on DDNet Chile and Brazil.

[Ryozuki]

Please, stop swearing so much, even if it is in another language.

Maybe in english it is offensive, but some expressions in spanish/chilean language aren't,

[Skaydox]

wtf, what's the problem? lol BamBam
we are only debating who is the hacker, and what is the problem we speak another language? if it is a community open to everyone. and of course we can speak our native language -.-"

[Schwertspize]

I thought

"what can we do against it"

is a question and this thread is not a discussion thread WHO THE HACKER WAS. I thought this is a discussion thread about what we can do against it.

[Novo]

I thought

"what can we do against it"

is a question and this thread is not a discussion thread WHO THE HACKER WAS. I thought this is a discussion thread about what we can do against it.

+1
Noone want to help in a thread with a language he dont understand .

[Ryozuki]

how we can help? we don't have acces to server.
Stop talking nonsense

[Novo]

Then this topic is useless

[Ryozuki]

Then this topic is useless

yep

[kosho]

The main porblem is that the chileans servers are completly down since a while.

[elu]

the server its UP
telnet chl.ddnet.tw 80
Trying 186.64.121.206...
Connected to chl.ddnet.tw.
Escape character is '^]'.

For security install fail2ban on that server with Port Rules
maybe five connections per IP or BAN for ten minutes

[east]

the server its UP
telnet chl.ddnet.tw 80
Trying 186.64.121.206...
Connected to chl.ddnet.tw.
Escape character is '^]'.

It's down for me. What location do you connect from?

For security install fail2ban on that server with Port Rules
maybe five connections per IP or BAN for ten minutes

That won't help against DDoS attacks affecting the whole datacenter.

The problem is that we don't have any DDoS protection on our chilean server, anyone who wants can take down the server with a few bucks. Also there is no "hacking" going on, the DDoS attack that caused the server to go down was executed by a bored kid. Now we only can hope that the hosting provider will let us keep the sever (so it'll hopefully be back online).