All my websites are down because a Dos attack on port 80. Rackspace basically said they can't do anything to help me unless I want them to install a $1500 a month hardware add on. They tried banning a couple ip addresses and that did not work. They recommended prolexic.com but does anyone have any other advice?
View 14 RepliesOK well today I found out my server was being DDOS'ed
And I know which domain is being attacked with hundreds of IP's. I am running Cpanel / WHM but I have no idea how I can stop this?
Any ideas or suggestions? Maybe redirect the DNS? to a invalid ip? But I'm not sure how i can go about doing that?
I see what IPs are attacking them? OS: CentOS
View 9 Replies View RelatedThe attack is large enough now that the rules I've put in place aren't really helping much. Mod_evasive and mod_security are also installed, however this doesn't appear to be helping much either. The invalid user-agents hitting the site are filling up the max connections and then apache stops responding. I also tried raising the MaxClients in httpd.conf, however the vps then started hitting its memory limit.
I was on a shared plan and they moved me to a VPS same problem
Host: urljet.com
I have had one host representative thats said "I think we could take care of you but you would have to use this plan with the firewalls"
www . liquidweb.com/cart/content/dedicated/Webmaster/Plan1
From running smoothly to suddenly going to 900 write requests, my web server crashes.
I don't want to be asking the DC to restart my machine every minute.
They installed Squid which solved the load and seems to run smooth. But my script doesn't function properly as everything is cached.
I then put all my images/css etc on a lighttpd server which can handle all the requests without problems.
So now apache is only handling around 30 php requests per second. But will magically jump up to 600+.
The DC says I'm being syn flooded.
I have APF, deflate DDoS, etc. installed.
Anything else I can do?
Server info:
Windows 2003 box
Dedicated server currently hosted at the planet.
Problem:
It would appear there has been a security breach into the server recently. This morning we cleared off a Trojan, and also a new user that had been created on the server.
All of our websites we host (around 200) had been affected. Almost every file had new javascript or links to an .swf, they load in iframes and are very malicious, actually giving any vistor to the site a virus.
I tracked down the embed code that I found in most files appended to the end of each file.
Below shows up in most .asp, .cfm, .html files (no spaces, just can't paste a url in here yet)...
<scRipT s rc=[url]
<scRipT sr c=[url]
Below shows up any any .js file (no spaces, just can't paste a url in here yet)...
document.writeln ("<script sr c="[url]
document.writeln ("<script sr c="[url]
So I got a script that opens up every file looking for this code and stripping it out. Seemed to work at first, but now all the sites have been rewritten again..... and again. So obviously something is overwriting this.
Server info:
Windows 2003 box
Dedicated server currently hosted at the planet.
Problem:
It would appear there has been a security breach into the server recently. This morning we cleared off a Trojan, and also a new user that had been created on the server.
All of our websites we host (around 200) had been affected. Almost every file had new javascript or links to an .swf, they load in iframes and are very malicious, actually giving any vistor to the site a virus.
I tracked down the embed code that I found in most files appended to the end of each file.
Below shows up in most .asp, .cfm, .html files (no spaces, just can't paste a url in here yet)...
<scRipT s rc=[url]
<scRipT sr c=[url]
Below shows up any any .js file (no spaces, just can't paste a url in here yet)...
document.writeln ("<script sr c=[url]
document.writeln ("<script sr c=[url]
So I got a script that opens up every file looking for this code and stripping it out.
Seemed to work at first, but now all the sites have been rewritten again..... and again.
So obviously something is overwriting this.
if i were to have 1 website get have a DDoS attack to it, would it knock out my server for a while, and can i recover the server by restarting it?
View 14 Replies View RelatedI have been consistently attacked by Russia.
When I had apache my server would die and you couldn't even SSH. Now I have Litespeed my site loads but SUPER SUPER slow.
Last night I was SYN Flooded with 125mbps. Though they consumed nearly all my bandwidth and I owe the DC tons of cash in bandwidth now. I managed to block Russia and the load halved to about 50 and the site was still functional but intermittent.
I have been running Deflate DDoS etc to block IPs.
I'm wondering if I get a load balancer with another box, would this fix my problems?
I heard you can modify the settings somewhere to identify syn attacks and auto block them.
222.216.28.147 - - [20/Jun/2007:06:05:04 -0500] "GET [url]
(compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0)"
172.131.255.237 - - [20/Jun/2007:04:41:06 -0500] "POST [url]
172.131.255.237 - - [20/Jun/2007:04:41:07 -0500] "CONNECT mx1.mail.yahoo.com:25 HTTP/1.0" 405 303 "-" "-"
Is my server being attacked? Please help.
Is my server being attacked? Please help.
I'm using Linux RedHat el5. Recently, my server down almost at the same time everyday.
I try looking in /var/log/messages, it is flooded by this kind of message:
Dec 25 22:41:16 ls1 xinetd[3958]: START: smtp pid=430 from=173.66.124.249
Dec 25 22:41:16 ls1 xinetd[3958]: START: smtp pid=437 from=92.84.45.130
Dec 25 22:41:16 ls1 xinetd[3958]: START: smtp pid=439 from=173.66.124.249
Dec 25 22:41:16 ls1 xinetd[3958]: START: smtp pid=440 from=173.66.124.249
Dec 25 22:41:24 ls1 kernel: ip_conntrack: table full, dropping packet.
From the log, at "from=xx.xx.xxx.xxx" are not all the same, but the same ip appeared for a while, then change to another.
I'm newbie to Linux, and donot quite understand what the this message is mean. Is this can be a cause that make my server down? Please suggest.
My site is getting attacked since last couple of days and the attacker brings it down in 5-10 minutes.I have to restart the apache webserver to bring it back again until he strike again.
I am trying to secure it as much as possible using .htaccess,i am able to stop almost all the perl/php scripts etc but the last time the hacker attacked the site today,i see 100s of these entries in my logs:
Code:
71.181.220.147 - - [10/Oct/2007:21:44:44 -0700] "GET /templates/template/images/content.png HTTP/1.1" 200 510 [url] "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 5.1; Embedded Web Browser from: [url] .NET CLR 1.0.3705; .NET CLR 1.1.4322; Media Center PC 4.0; IEMB3; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; IEMB3)"
I would like to know what is this "Embedded Web Browser from: [url] and how can i block the hacker from running this using .htaccess?
My internet connection started cutting out and I found it strange, I presumed it was with my ISP and so I ignored it as they're pretty crap, then it carried on today so I did some investigation (Turned on error logging for my router) so I go ahead and wait, an hour later my internet connection cuts out, to the logs!
Sat, 2008-12-20 22:01:38 - UDP Packet - Source:89.238.152.200,28960 Destination:192.168.1.103,28960 - [Firewall Log-DOS] ....
Am I correct in thinking there are multiple IP addresses "Attacking" my home network? If so, that's mighty strange and should I be worried?
I checked some of the IPs, most go to dedicateds around the world. One is a gameserver admin panel. Have these been hijacked and being used to "Attack" me?
I have a theory, be it probably wrong; The port number 28960 is used by Call of Duty 1 as the "default" port for a gameserver, and I play a lot of CoD1. Therefore, presumably, that port is open by our router, 28960, so somehow they've found this to be open and are "attacking" it. I'm not sure, but it seems possible, not sure why though.
192.168.1.103 is presumably ME on our subnet? Router is linksys
Is there a way to determine from monitoring the packets coming in to my IP address what domain on my server is being attacked? Something like Tcpdump maybe can tell me? Having DDoS trouble and I'm trying to identify the domain being hit.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm Tech admin at Fagex.net
This site has always been prone for attacks on it's servers. At the moment theres been a new owner and so things are not settled back down yet, How ever people are still atacking the site.
The hosting as far as i am aware has no software/hardware firewall i have tould the onwer but has not taken my advice.
This morning i woke up to find it was being attacked, so i went stright to SSH and started blocking them etc.
I was looking around for free Anti DOs tools and came across,
[url]
Seems good, I've only just installed so still need to see the effects.
I also added a block in to htacess which has
Quote:
<ifmodule mod_limitipconn.c>
<cocation />
Maxconnperip 3
NoIPlimit image/*
</location>
</ifmodule>
The server is a dedicated VPS, and the owner has two sites on which both are forums.
What can i do to protect the sites? What can i do to prevent them? What can i do to stop them.
my friend's server is being attacked, the http processes shoots up causing the server load to go above 200 in minutes of starting httpd which causes server to die.
this is how the apache web server's access_log would log a normal http request;
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"xx.xxx.xx.xx - - [01/Jun/2007:22:13:21] "GET /folder/name.gif HTTP/1.1" 200 877 [url]"Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 5.1)"
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Today when the http load increased we saw hundreds of following requests;
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"xx.xxx.xx.xx - - [01/Jun/2007:22:13:21] "GET /? HTTP/1.1" 200 16305 "-" "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1)"
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You see the difference between a legitimate http access log entry and the above one is that the legitimate one shows the filename(GET /folder/name.gif) and domain name being requested whereas the second one shows ("GET /?")
Above requests continously originate from 30 to 40 different ip addresses. Most of them russian ips, and many form US and canada to.
When i do a grep "GET /?" in access log there are thousands of these which started just today.
I cannot block each ips because i feel they have hundreds of IPs to initiate these requests from.
Alright guys - my server the past two weeks is just freaking ridiculous. It's a Core2Quad Q9300 2.5ghz server with 8gb of ram. It should be fast as hell. I can't move 20 e-mails in my mail client without the server grinding to a complete halt and httpd and mysql going unresponsive. Right now I'm just trying to copy a damned screen shot of the task manager performance tab and it's taking about 3 minutes to paste it - even though the CPU utilization is averaging only 20% at the moment and memory is only 2.5gb.
I restarted WAMP and now it seems to be running smoother. My Outpost firewall, though, didn't show too many connections to the server that it was maxing out.
Here's my ping responses just now while I was typing this - I was watching the firewall connections and I was only having like 60 connections to httpd, 20 connections to mysql, 5-10 to my SmarterTools mail server, and then my remote desktop connection. My network utilization got up to a whole 5% - so it's not that I have too many connections or something. Here's the ping responses:
C:Documents and SettingsBrian>ping mifbody.com -n 99
Pinging mifbody.com [216.245.195.146] with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 216.245.195.146: bytes=32 time=70ms TTL=115
Reply from 216.245.195.146: bytes=32 time=73ms TTL=115
Reply from 216.245.195.146: bytes=32 time=81ms TTL=115
Reply from 216.245.195.146: bytes=32 time=78ms TTL=115
Reply from 216.245.195.146: bytes=32 time=71ms TTL=115 ....
[url]
[url]
One of my users posted this in the forum saying my server is scanning his computer. His this serious? Do I have virus? Should i be worried? Well i am kinda worried. I tried googling it, but i can't seem to figure the right keywords for a good result.
it's come under my attention that dragonara.net has been ddosing me today since morning from the ip:
194.8.75.229
What's so ironic about it is that the ip is from a UK DDOS protection site so i'm expecting some email with their services in the next hour or so. Stay clear of them they are fakes and e-terrorists.
I am looking for some good ddos protection providers, via protected dns. I've searched on internet, but most of them are really expensive.
Please tell me some ddos protection providers what could help me.(gige is too expensive btw).
And I found some ddos protection scripts. How can a script protected a server from ddos? A sript like CSF or DDoS deflate?
I've been getting VERY high packet loss to my VPS for around 10-15 minute periods over the past month or so (No patterns or specific times, totally random when it occurs) with my provider's Parallels Business Automation control panel reporting "Server is down" along with the VZCP on the node being inaccessible. I opened a ticket with my provider and they told me that they experienced a DDoS attack on the node my VPS was hosted on.
However, I get the feeling that they are giving me some crap to stop my pestering them about the packet loss all the time (I mainly use my VPS for providing VoIP services which use UDP so the packet loss is devastating).
Anyone got any views on this?
Also they keep offering to move me to a diffrent node but they say they can only do that by giving me a new IP address and I would have to backup all the data and restore it manually, myself. Any views on this as well?
I'm experiencing a significant UDP DDoS at the moment which is aimed at port 80 on my server, it's currently crippling Apache, but only on port 80, https (443) is fine. I've told iptables it drop UDP packets sent to port 80 and have also completely blocked most of the attacking IPs, this has helped, but the webserver is still periodically unresponsive.
View 11 Replies View RelatedWe are getting ddosed badly.. Last night httpd reached max clients and httpd wasnt able to start up.
View 3 Replies View Relatedwe had a bad ddos to on of the sites we were hosting, the ip of the ddos was blocked in apf and iptables, but for some reason it still got through we had to have it blocked in the router, we installed CSF into our server hoping for a better firewall does anybody know why apf could not hold back the ip im open to suggestions,
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have got pretty big problems with my VPS, some of my sites getting DDoS'd a log. I have no idea why and who DDoSing them
I have csf, apf and DDoS Delfate installed but it seems they can't take those attacks down. I know for mod_evasive but it works only on small attacks, I getting pretty strong attacks
I need some way to configure csf better, what I need to edit in /etc/csf.conf to block IPs if the same IP trying to connect to server more that 10 times. I need everything what I could edit for csf to block IPs faster
About DDoS Deflate, he is configured to works with apf, can I configure it to works with csf and how? How to configure DDoS Deflate better, to block IPs faster
Also, another problem with csf is that when I restart csf(service csf restart) he unblock all blocked IPs and I have to block them again
How to see blocked IPs by iptables?
I running lighttpd at the moment but I thinking to change it with Litespeed(free edition), what do you think about it?
I hope I will get some help here. Aslo,would be interesting to hear how do you guys protecting your servers from DDoS(if you getting DDoSed
we have a 100mbut connection and with a normal traffic we use about 40-50mbit but from friday seem that we are under attack this is the stats from the fastethernet
inbound 20427 ucast pkts/s
outbound 5547.5 ucast pkts/s
inbound 85793.9 Kbit/s
outbound 8211.98 Kbit/s
we have reach also for 4 hours 100mbit and all the server was offline, we have contact the datacenter and they say that not is a ddos attack because the traffic come fom our server and not from outside the net, so look as we have a hacked server that is making all this traffic, how can w found the problem? we have about 130 server on this connection
If you were under a DDos attack, what commands would you execute to confirm this?
Is it normal for high traffic sites with 3,000 concurrent apache connections from running this command?
netstat -n | grep :80 |wc -l
what would happen if you changed the server IP to 127.0.0.1?
View 4 Replies View RelatedMy server is using too many httpd process..I think iam under DDOs attack..I executed the following command..
netstat -an | grep :80 | sort
and the result is this
tcp 0 1491 ::ffff:95.211.10.169:80 ::ffff:213.215.100.110:2263 LAST_ACK
tcp 0 1493 ::ffff:95.211.10.169:80 ::ffff:85.207.126.231:52694 LAST_ACK
tcp ....
The DC installed Squid. It manages the load fine but the php code on my page is cached and doesn't work.
Is there a way to get squid to not cache php? in that httpd can directly call php while squid does everything else?
Hey guys If there was a way to have the ips of the dedi change constantly would this help prevent ddos attacks or would there be no difference if the domain was being attacked.
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