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AW: DDos within a pentest

Subject: AW: DDos within a pentest
Date: Tue, 10 May 2005 09:13:54 +0200

Hi Thierry


Considering this :
JT> I don?t want to get a bandwidth overload, I just want
JT> to show that the server is not able to handle all the syn packets.

I don't understand this :
JT> We only have a 2Mbit line here in the office, so if I need to
JT> flood a 10Mbit line there will not be enough packets to do this,
JT> right?

If you send SYN packets to an open port with active services you won't
need a 2mbit line to DoS a 10mbit line, except of course your into
traffic exhaustion which your first statement however negates.

Yes, ok, you're right. Not perfectly explained. I meant if there is a customer 
with 100Mbit, they normally have some loadbalacer or something else so I won't 
get these devices flooded with our 2Mbit here. The other perspective is that 
nobody here can use the internet if we do a full 2Mbit floding!



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