Scary growth of the DDoS attacks size through the years...
Good read to understand how Google thinks and handles DDoS attacks.
Really happy with the way the NOC.org availability and performance monitoring is working.
Global view of your site/domain from 10+ different locations - every minute.
If you have a website, try it out:
Really good read on how the FBI caught the "twitter hacker".
Bitcoin transactions *might* appear be anonymous, but they can give out enough information & patterns to connect it to someone - specially on a high profile case (well, and bad opsec).
https://www.justice.gov/usao-ndca/press-release/file/1300126/download
Does your current DNS provider gives you visibility on your DNS traffic?
This is the data for one of our small domains: dnsblacklist[.]org.
Interesting to see that Google is the #1 resolver for it.. or the traffic per hour.. or the full logs..
Try it out:
https://noc.org
Multiple Brazilian sites (eg uol.com.br, amazon.com.br) are down due to what looks like a DNSSEC issue on .com.br:
https://dnsviz.net/d/www.uol.com.br/dnssec/
https://dnsblacklist.org/?domain=www.uol.com.br
If you can't reach your favorite Brazilian sites, that's probably why.
Another one already blocked by CleanBrowsing - on all our filters:
https://dnsblacklist.org/?domain=cdn-google-analytics.com
If you are looking for a first layer of defense to block malicious domains, maybe be good to try it out.
Founder of CleanBrowsing, Sucuri and OSSEC. Former VP Engineering, GoDaddy - CTO, Sucuri. Builder and breaker by heart.