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opisska
Poland8852 Posts
On December 08 2013 00:35 JonIrenicus wrote: People gotta have a really sad life if they ddos a tourney like this one... Anyway, their fault for using skype... Doesn't have to be skype, though. if you really want to know the IP range of a LAN party, you will get it. there are just too many people connecting to a lot of predictabe things, or you can just go there and C4 yourself. | ||
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Azurues
Malaysia5612 Posts
is there anything that goes right yet for the event? | ||
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AlternativeEgo
Sweden17309 Posts
On December 08 2013 00:36 Heartland wrote: Let's assume that BisuDagger is the one doing the ddosing in a mad scheme to get more people to watch the bw tour he is casting, and somehow grow the BW scene which is dominated by Bisu Up to 77 now. It's working. | ||
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Fusilero
United Kingdom50293 Posts
So where do I get my pitchfork from? | ||
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ACrow
Germany6583 Posts
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intotheheart
Canada33091 Posts
78 now. Screw SC2. ;S | ||
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FeyFey
Germany10114 Posts
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Rasias
Germany51 Posts
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intotheheart
Canada33091 Posts
On December 08 2013 00:40 ACrow wrote: The biggest question on my mind is whether NorthCon or HotSix Cup will conclude first. I was thinking Christmas actually. | ||
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NarutO
Germany18839 Posts
;D;D;D;D shameless promotion | ||
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Korkeaasi
Botswana8 Posts
On December 08 2013 00:37 JonIrenicus wrote: If people were smart, they would invest in fiber cable and hardware firewalls.and if people are smart, they will stop sponsoring starcraft to make Lan come out as soon as possible. I already know they will give lan after the upcoming of the third expansion but it will be too late for viewers to appreciate it, but people will keep saying "OH BLIZZARD ALWAYS DOES THE BEST YOU ARE JUST GOING OVER THE VAGON SC2 IS DEAD" For example in Finland in Assembly we had 10gbit connection + 1gbit reserve connection, connected to Cisco 6509 which we connected to a few Cisco 4948-10G, getting over 4000 ports in total. There we had a few DDOS attacks which we solved without a problem. | ||
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Xoronius
Germany6362 Posts
On December 08 2013 00:40 Azurues wrote: really DDOS? is there anything that goes right yet for the event? From the information I have, the toilets are working until now. At least noone complained about them on twitter. | ||
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Heartland
Sweden24604 Posts
I think the TL store sells some. | ||
Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
On December 08 2013 00:36 Heartland wrote: Let's assume that BisuDagger is the one doing the ddosing in a mad scheme to get more people to watch the bw tour he is casting, and somehow grow the BW scene which is dominated by Bisu I'm fine with just blaming bisudagger | ||
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pmp10
3400 Posts
On December 08 2013 00:38 nkr wrote: seems weird to me the stream has been working perfectly the whole weekend, and including now when the "ddos" occurs. Ok they might have a seperate internet connection for the stream, but how come they didn't connect tournament pcs to that connection then when they had all the other issues? Most likely to avoid IP blacklisting by Blizzard. | ||
NovemberstOrm
Canada16217 Posts
On December 08 2013 00:37 JonIrenicus wrote: and if people are smart, they will stop sponsoring starcraft to make Lan come out as soon as possible. I already know they will give lan after the upcoming of the third expansion but it will be too late for viewers to appreciate it, but people will keep saying "OH BLIZZARD ALWAYS DOES THE BEST YOU ARE JUST GOING OVER THE VAGON SC2 IS DEAD" no. | ||
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suddendeathTV
Sweden388 Posts
On December 08 2013 00:41 Dailunch wrote: If people were smart, they would invest in fiber cable and hardware firewalls. For example in Finland in Assembly we had 10gbit connection + 1gbit reserve connection, connected to Cisco 6509 which we connected to a few Cisco 4948-10G, getting over 4000 ports in total. There we had a few DDOS attacks which we solved without a problem. ^ THIS | ||
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CrankOut
187 Posts
On December 08 2013 00:21 BaneRiders wrote: I don't think there will be anymore ASUS ROG outside Finland after this...  Well this is definitly no Dreamhack. Internet here is kinda wanky. It routes through norway, if you connect to steam or gmail from the venue it detects a "suspicious login from norway" lol :D | ||
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rasnj
United States1959 Posts
On December 08 2013 00:35 pmp10 wrote: If it's really DDoS that wouldn't help. You couldn't stream LAN matches anyway. The streaming connection should only be used to connect to Twitch who presumably won't leak the IP in any way. So the attacker wouldn't have any way to obtain the IP. The issue here seems to be that the connection they use for connecting to BNet has had its IP leaked. I would guess that during the first day with community casters and all kinds of people connecting to game lobbies the IP was obtained, or maybe someone logged into a Skype account that wasn't set up for privacy, or visited a link provided by an attacker. EDIT: And of course any tournament of this size really should have considered proper DDoS mitigation as someone pointed out earlier. | ||
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