DDOS Attacks...

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1 minute ago, Mr.Meerkat said:

Where do you live? Usually, reporting him to the police for denial of service attacks with sufficient evidence is enough to get him in a lot of trouble...but probably no compensation or anything unless he's done $5000 worth of damage...

OP, quick, start a business so you can also claim he causes over $5000 in losses  

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1 minute ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

OP, quick, start a business so you can also claim he causes over $5000 in losses  

I kinda run a little gaming league

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You guys are faster than the hearthbeat.This is why i don't use any other source to get information  Thanks!

[Mr.Meerkat]

1 minute ago, JasonHS said:

Romania,they don't really pay an f abut internet,i thought  i can report someone like on skype

 

Hmmmm...gotta do some research on Romanian laws...

 

2 minutes ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

OP, quick, start a business so you can also claim he causes over $5000 in losses  

That's only for the US so every country is different...

1 minute ago, JasonHS said:

I kinda run a little gaming league

 

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1 minute ago, Mr.Meerkat said:

Hmmmm...gotta do some research on Romanian laws...

 

That's only for the US so every country is different...

 

Don't really have to,our goverment is lazy and greedy,but if you're intrested,why not

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1 minute ago, JasonHS said:

Don't really have to,our goverment is lazy and greedy,but if you're intrested,why not

Can only be arsed to do a quick google search...came up with holocaust denial whatever...what on earth...

[jagdtigger]

@JasonHS

I assume you have the attackers IP. Why dont you find out who is its ISP and talk to them to pull his internet down? Or just call your ISP and make them null-route that IP...

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1 minute ago, jagdtigger said:

@JasonHS

I assume you have the attackers IP. Why dont you find out who is its ISP and talk to them to pull his internet down? Or just call your ISP and make them null-route that IP...

Thank you for the advice! But as i said before,they will not even pay an f about my request

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26 minutes ago, Mr.Meerkat said:

Where do you live? Usually, reporting him to the police for denial of service attacks with sufficient evidence is enough to get him in a lot of trouble...but probably no compensation or anything unless he's done $5000 worth of damage...

 

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25 minutes ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

OP, quick, start a business so you can also claim he causes over $5000 in losses  

W8,you are the top comment on this: 

 nice idea

[Mr.Meerkat]

1 minute ago, JasonHS said:

Romania,they don't really pay an f abut internet,i thought  i can report someone like on skype

 

You've already replied to me about that lel  

 

Just go online and rent a server and DOS the shit out of him? 

[KuJoe]

Change your home IP (i.e. release DHCP, contact your ISP, etc...) and then setup a VPN on your router so all traffic goes through the VPN. This way he'll only be able to DDOS your VPN so you can rotate VPNs if needed or get a DDOS protected VPS and setup a VPN on there. Short of that, you cannot stop a DDOS attack against your home IP you can only prevent it.

[Lyrex]

Okay. I've read the thread and I'm pretty concerned about the update status of your software.

Microsoft introduced like a year ago a feature which you can enable that makes skype to re-route all it's traffic over Microsoft servers. That way, nobody can get your IP.

Fine, you probably have not checked the option but then again: Like two months ago, Microsoft announced that they have fully removed all direct peer-to-peer connections which make it impossible to resolve your IP.

It needs to be said, that this works only with the current skype client. So if you do not have it updated, go and do it.

 

If you did this, reconnect your network and see if you have a new IP. If not, u've got a static IP and you're pretty much.. well, let's say not in the best position. If you do have one, contact your provider if it's possible to change it. If it has changed, you're good to go.

Don't visit any links or sites you don't know, if you're paranoid use a protected VPN (there are some pretty good ones, if you don't mind having a high latency, use some from romainia) but you can't really do anything else.

 

In no case try to fight back or something. You can get into serious legal troubles which you really don't want to have.

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1 hour ago, JasonHS said:

W8,you are the top comment on this: 

 nice idea

Yeah eventually I just did it myself.  You can find it here

On 4/27/2016 at 1:12 PM, Ryan_Vickers said:

The latest from PAX:

 

[.spider.]

How do you know that it is an attack? 

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45 minutes ago, .spider. said:

How do you know that it is an attack? 

i suppose.Like the routers are ok when this happens