OOnlive ServerOct 12 · 6 min readMitigating High-Volume Volumetric DDoS at the Network Edge Using BGP Anycast and Upstream ScrubbingA dedicated server can have sufficient CPU and memory and still become unreachable during a Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attack. The problem often lies in network bandwidth. When malicious traonliveinfotech.hashnode.dev
AacidvegasOct 12 · 28 min readCan Someone Turn Down the Volume?I run a honeypot cluster comprised of hundreds of open recursive resolvers, deliberately, with every query logged into Elasticsearch: source address, source port, query name, record type, protocol, flacidvegas.hashnode.dev
AacidvegasOct 12 · 16 min readThe Mystery of ASJO.ORGI have an obsession with internet anomalies. Weird traffic patterns, unexplained phenomena in protocol-level data, the kind of stuff that makes you open 40 browser tabs at 2 AM. I run a DNS honeypot cacidvegas.hashnode.dev
AAlvin YangAug 27 · 11 min readA Developer's Guide to DDoS Attacks: Types, Detection, and MitigationTL;DR A Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack attempts to make a website, application, API, network, or online service unavailable by sending traffic or requests from many distributed sources. Walvinyang.hashnode.dev
VVũ Nhật LâmAug 25 · 21 min readEvooo1Bot: When an Infected Router Stops Being Disposable Ammunition and Becomes Rentable InfrastructureSummary Evooo1Bot reuses the DDoS engine from the publicly leaked Mirai source code verbatim. That part is nothing new after ten years. What is new is everything bolted onto it: encrypted C2 communicablog.fiscybersec.com
VVũ Nhật LâmAug 20 · 21 min readDysphoria: Six Days After the Takedown, and Eight Years After the IdeaSummary On 19 March 2026, authorities in the United States, Canada and Germany disrupted the infrastructure behind the four largest IoT botnets ever documented — Aisuru, Kimwolf, JackSkid and Mossad. blog.fiscybersec.com
MMIG serversAug 20 · 3 min readThe Hardware Illusion: Why Scaling Your Server Won't Stop a DDoS AttackWhen a web application starts dropping connections under heavy load, the immediate instinct for many developers and sysadmins is to scale up infrastructure. We provision faster CPUs, double the RAM, omigservers.hashnode.dev
SSagunJul 31 · 3 min readWhat Is a Botnet?A single infected computer can cause problems. But imagine thousands—or even millions—of infected computers working together under the control of a single attacker. This is known as a botnet, one of tsagunwrites.hashnode.dev
PPatrick KearnsJun 13 · 12 min readHow to DDoS your own .NET appMost people think about DDoS as something hostile. Someone floods your public API, your infrastructure starts to bend, and the conversation moves towards rate limiting, WAF rules, autoscaling, caching2fullstackcity.com
CConnor HarteMay 31 · 4 min readWeb SecurityLast week, I focused much of my effort on Web Security. Whether we like it or not, the internet is deeply ingrained in our everyday lives: we use it for work, shopping, entertainment, and so much moreconnorhartecybersecurity.hashnode.dev
