By Will Sturgeon
Published: Friday 27 May 2005
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Name
Mike Doyle
Location
Wolverhampton
Occupation
Managing Director
Comment
It isn't easy to prevent a DoS attack, if someone fires gigbytes of data at you it still ties up the available bandwidth on the line. If you stop it at your firewall then you still have no chance of a useable internet connection, you have to stop it further up the line. Great for you, but your ISP still loses some of their own bandwidth further up the line.
I thought Firewalls even a cheap one would block D...
Anonymous
What about denial of service when your ISP pulls t...
Anonymous
Pipex should be ashamed of themselves, most datace...
Jamie Bishop
It isn't easy to prevent a DoS attack, if someone ...
Mike Doyle
ISP "aiding & abetting"?
Much has been written ...
Richard
DDoS attacks are getting increasingly "sophisticat...
Anonymous
UK2 is a 'toy' ISP, with limited support. Their DN...
Anonymous
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