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- | ====== Protection against UDP flood attack ====== | ||
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- | This attack is handled by fragmented UDP packets. The target system has to spend a lot of resources to assemble and analyse them. | ||
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- | The protection is carried out by disabling of unnecessary protocols on the site under protection. You can learn how to configure the protocol' | ||
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- | For a typical WEB site under protection, the required protocols are HTTP and HTTPS. Therefore the proper configuration looks like this: | ||
- | < | ||
- | http cs0 | ||
- | https cs0 | ||
- | default | ||
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- | To convert the ready configuration file into the internal format and to send it to DPI: | ||
- | < | ||
- | cat my_dscp.txt|lst2dscp protocols.dscp | ||
- | mv protocols.dscp | ||
- | service fastdpi reload | ||
- | </ | ||
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- | The protection against DDos attack of DNS/NTP amplification type can be arranged similarly. This attack overloads the incoming channel by the traffic that exceeds the channel' | ||