From where these DDOSers get so many IPs?

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    Guys

    I have a question from where these DDOSers get so many IPs? I have around 400 unique IPs from where this garbadge traffic was generated? What do you think how much they pay to get these IPS?

    Some of IPs are

    121.241.72.14
    121.241.73.195
    121.32.40.223
    121.9.156.212
    121.9.221.189
    122.200.82.173
    122.224.171.90
    122.234.140.73
    122.246.35.161
    122.71.131.250
    123.117.100.60
    123.130.112.17
    123.203.22.65
    123.215.198.131
    123.215.198.132
    123.234.212.39
    123.234.76.35
    123.235.1.147
    123.235.1.163
    123.235.244.19
    123.54.120.241
    124.128.62.162
    124.129.186.35
    124.164.247.43
    124.207.102.94
    124.53.159.169
    124.82.221.194
    125.101.254.208
    125.120.152.170

    How much they pay to get one IP?

    GCS
     
    globalcashsite, Jun 7, 2009 IP
  2. Phynder

    Phynder Well-Known Member

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    BotNets - they gather up unsecured PCs (via malware or viruses) and run the their processes from there. They pay nothing.
     
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  3. globalcashsite

    globalcashsite Peon

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    Sorry for dumb question, can you say little more about botnets? :confused:

    GCS
     
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  4. shad0wz

    shad0wz Peon

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    BotNets is an army of computers who are command by one person/group.

    It's a type of virus that spreads and does commands the initial leader tells it to do. Most of the times through IRC.

    They will be caught and be fined/prison..
     
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  5. Bohra

    Bohra Prominent Member

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    Probably it could also be proxies
     
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  6. globalcashsite

    globalcashsite Peon

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    Was any DDOSer caught and jailed ever?

    GCS
     
    globalcashsite, Jun 8, 2009 IP
  7. shad0wz

    shad0wz Peon

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    Yes I know a person with a BotNet that has been fined..
     
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  8. filma

    filma Well-Known Member

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    Well there are loads of ways, but the usual way is they infect loads of PCs and then use all the infected PCs to launch a DDOS attack.

    That said I've once heard of an attack which was done by using a bug in a Bittorrent tracker and redirecting all the traffic onto the server (Or something like that)
     
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  9. SSANZ

    SSANZ Peon

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    Why would proxies be sending dumps of data? Load of rubbish.

    Once again a load of rubbish, botnet owners get jail or major probation time.

    It wasn't an attack it was an example of how someone could use BT trackers for an attack however it didn't work correctly.

    Facts are essential in this area, Don't let people mis-inform you.


    DDOS - Distribuited Denial of Service Attack.

    Zombies/Bots/Trojans which are on insecure computers all around the world, botnet owners sell ddos services to people who want to take down a competitor.

    Google is your best friend.
     
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  10. globalcashsite

    globalcashsite Peon

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    In discussion about DDOS at the end you quoted Google. Can google help against DDOS or you mentioned Google just for nothing?

    GCS
     
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    SSANZ Peon

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    I recommended google, as its the biggest search engine on the internet and allows the average human to find EXACTLY what they are looking for. E.g more details on DDOS.

    :)
     
    SSANZ, Jun 8, 2009 IP