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DDoS Monitoring using eCyberForce MacroProbe v1.4

Writer: Long DoanLong Doan

Subject: Monitoring DDoS using eCyberForce MacroProbe v1.4


Hello Everyone,


A DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attack is one of the most fundamental forms of cyberattack. It involves overwhelming a server with a flood of traffic, specifically SYN TCP requests, when the server is open to accepting them in order to provide a service. By flooding the server with illegitimate SYN TCP requests, resources are exhausted, preventing the server from processing legitimate requests. If the volume of these malicious requests is high enough, it can cause the server to crash, resulting in service outages.


Common Types of DDoS Attacks:


There are several types of DDoS attacks, each targeting different aspects of a network or service. The most common include:


1) ICMP Flood: Overloading the server with Ping requests (ICMP Echo Requests).


2) SYN Flood: Targeting the server with an overwhelming number of SYN TCP requests.


3) UDP Flood: Sending an excessive number of UDP datagrams to the server.


4) DNS Amplification Flood: Flooding DNS servers with an enormous volume of DNS requests.


5) HTTP Flood: Bombarding web servers with HTTP GET requests to overload them.


How MacroProbe v1.4 Big DDoS Monitor Helps:


With the MacroProbe v1.4 Big DDoS Monitor, we provide comprehensive monitoring for all these types of DDoS attacks across your infrastructure. Our tool analyzes the global interactions of your DNS, Web, Application, and Database Services within both 2-Tier and 3-Tier Multi-Tier Data Center service architectures.


You can view details on:


1) Attackers attempting to flood your servers.

2) Application servers under attack.

3) DNS servers, web servers, and database infrastructure servers under attack.

4) The specific applications being targeted.


These entries are context-sensitive and interactive. For example, whenever you select an attacker, the Big DDoS Monitor will dynamically update to display all relevant servers, applications, DNS, web, and database interactions under attack from that specific source. This level of interactivity helps you sift through large amounts of data and provides valuable insights to identify the root cause of any attack.


Ready to Combat DDoS Attacks?


Are you prepared to defend against DDoS attacks? Let eCyberForce and the Big DDoS Monitor assist you in troubleshooting and identifying the root causes of potential issues, helping to ensure your services remain operational and protected.


Best regards,


Long T. Doan

Founder & CEO of eCyberForce

(978) 886-6807

 
 
 

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