Topic: Is the US under Cyber-attack? (Read 921 times)
You guys realize these "attacks" don't happen like they do in movies, right?
I find "they" fight the hardest when the stakes are the smallest.
0 Mh/s motherfuckers....
0 Mh/s motherfuckers....
Well it's kind of irritating, they've fucked multipool.us for the last 10 hours. I guess that 10¢ a day profit I'm making is too much...
By the time I get my own p2pool up and running I'm sure they'll be back on-line QQ.
By the time I get my own p2pool up and running I'm sure they'll be back on-line QQ.
That map looks damn cool! But, like Kluge and elliwilli already stated the USA is always under attack. The pentagon alone reports getting about 10 million attacks per day.
US is constantly under "Cyberattack"
This map pretty much shows only the Honeypots put up by the company and some only show DDOS and other Denial of service.
US will always be attacked because its the biggest
This map pretty much shows only the Honeypots put up by the company and some only show DDOS and other Denial of service.
US will always be attacked because its the biggest
Wonder why St. Louis is being targeted?
That map service is always like that. The company hosting is in St. Louis, and that's presumably where their largest "honeypot" is (they basically have PCs run scripts on websites, trying to get infected, then scan received packets to see what the attack was). It's kind of like measuring rape figures not by reported incidents, but by sticking an attractive young woman pretending to be drunk in a loud, poorly-lit night club with a bad reputation. "Attack targets" is meaningless, but "attack origins" should give an okay guesstimate of which countries have the most infected websites. 
Most are going to Saint Louis? What are they targeting?
Actually I don't really care, the US deserves all of it.
Actually I don't really care, the US deserves all of it.
Wonder why St. Louis is being targeted?
dont know and interested to know 
Here is another:
http://cybermap.kaspersky.com
Definitely looks like something's going on..
Any miners seeing issues?
Never thought about it, but the btc network is probably a very good map of the internet.
Miners would definitely be the first to know about any major bottlenecks.
Akamai says "attacks 95% above average" whatever that means..
http://www.akamai.com/html/technology/dataviz1.html
http://cybermap.kaspersky.com
Definitely looks like something's going on..
Any miners seeing issues?
Never thought about it, but the btc network is probably a very good map of the internet.
Miners would definitely be the first to know about any major bottlenecks.
Akamai says "attacks 95% above average" whatever that means..
http://www.akamai.com/html/technology/dataviz1.html
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