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by regecks
2338 days ago
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>What would it take to convince you an attack is real when it has been 100% mitigated and you never saw it in your backend infrastructure? I was running node_exporter, which exports a lot of detailed network info from my kernel to Prometheus. During the time intervals leading upto, during, and after the attack, there is nothing there. Not even a blip. I don't find it likely that OVH completely prevented any kind of volumetric attack from hitting me with zero detection latency. I just have doubts about there existing a perfect technology that doesn't have any false positives and also kicks in instantly. I'll keep an open mind. |
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