testing my webserver for DDOS attacks..

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[–]chickenz[S] 1 insightful - 2 fun1 insightful - 1 fun2 insightful - 2 fun -  (2 children)

hacking isnt my strong point.. it isnt my interest.. but i would like to be prepared if someone should try to bombard my dot onion page with a million requests... the only thing that i can imagine that they can do is to send a million http requests to it.. or to send incomplete requests.. or to send too much of a request... of course, i am not prepared for any of that bullshit..

but, my site is sorta special purpose and only proviides a limited functionality.. it displays the stats for my trading account..

there isnt even a login function.. and if someone should try some bullshit, i can just change my dot onion address and keep on keeping on.

my trading bot might finally be finished now.

i can only be optimistic.

thanks for the links.

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    [–]chickenz[S] 1 insightful - 1 fun1 insightful - 0 fun2 insightful - 1 fun -  (0 children)

    i havent finished reading all of that, but give me a few hundred years and i can probably digest about ten percent of that..

    just fyi, one of the reasons that i am attracted to the tor network and the hosting of dot onion sites is that it seems that by using the clearnet(dot com, dot net, etc) there always seems to be someone in the mix that can cancel me or my site, but this doesnt seem to be the case with a dot onion page.

    as things look so far with the tor network, my dot onion hosting doesnt even seem to care about ip addresses, either ipv6 or otherwise.

    the thing that pisses me off about the dot onion/tor thingy is that it seems to go on the blink sometimes and it gets confused and stops serving pages.. and i am pretty sure that it isnt my webserver, because it just stops "accept'ing" new incoming connections.

    and just end up getting owned or using some sketchy half assed security product.

    omg, that is the truth.. the reality is that i am just another self taught hobbyist C coder that has had a few paid gigs along the way.

    topic change: this is me pranking a telemarketer that kept calling me about my medicare, lol..

    https://files.catbox.moe/tai52a.MP3