January 18, 2020

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The other side of DDoS

The other side of DDoS

There are number of talk covering the defense from DDoS and what measures can be taken. Rarely those talks cover what people are actually defending from and how do …
Talk Title The other side of DDoS
Speakers Krassimir Tzvetanov (Fastly)
Conference NANOG70
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Location Bellevue, WA
Date Jun 5 2017 - Jun 7 2017
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There are number of talk covering the defense from DDoS and what measures can be taken. Rarely those talks cover what people are actually defending from and how does it look from the other side. This talk attempts to show the miscreants perspective on how this operation works. This talk will focus on the technology of different DDoS kits.

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