Just now on BTC-E support has come back online and said they were told MTGOX is behind the DDOS attacks on BTC-E right now.
COMMENTS?!
COMMENTS?!
What? Pictures?
Ah, lol, found it myself:
https://i.imgur.com/0LXum.jpg
Topic: MTGOX ordering DDOS ATTACKS!?!?!?!!? - page 2. (Read 5337 times)
What? Pictures?
Ah, lol, found it myself:
https://i.imgur.com/0LXum.jpg
That's one hell of an accusation to make without evidence, and making it without proving it can only damage BTC-e's reputation.
Explain yourself BTC-e support.
Seriously, that could be grounds for a lawsuit under slander/libel.Explain yourself BTC-e support.
Yes it could. That is an extremely serious allegation.
Edit: But we don't have the entire conversation. Support could have said: "All these rumors about the DDOS need to stop." And the question could have been asked: "What is the rumor that is going around?" And support could have replied: "mtgox ordered it."
One screenshot can be taken completely out of context.
heh - thanks for this nice story from Gibson.. I love that guy scince 1999
This link was such a pleasure to read.. Thanks You MPOE-PR ! Folks, a semi-competent script kiddie can drop a billion IP packets on the internet directed to btc-e (for example) with any "from" address you want (like mt-gox). All the responses will go to the "from" address... so its pretty useless for everything except DDOS attacks. Smart routers might drop the packets, but I guess not in this case.
This is the most likely explanation...
This is the most likely explanation...
The thing is that anyone competent would know that. The fact that BTC-e support is accusing MtGox of organising a DDOS against them rather than assuming that it's just a script kiddie using the MtGox address for shit and giggles makes me question the technical knowledge and competence of BTC-e staff.
Folks, a semi-competent script kiddie can drop a billion IP packets on the internet directed to btc-e (for example) with any "from" address you want (like mt-gox). All the responses will go to the "from" address... so its pretty useless for everything except DDOS attacks. Smart routers might drop the packets, but I guess not in this case.
This is the most likely explanation...
Yeah, ofc, still, I guess btc-e wouldn't launch such a rumor without some solid intel. This is the most likely explanation...
Folks, a semi-competent script kiddie can drop a billion IP packets on the internet directed to btc-e (for example) with any "from" address you want (like mt-gox). All the responses will go to the "from" address... so its pretty useless for everything except DDOS attacks. Smart routers might drop the packets, but I guess not in this case.
This is the most likely explanation...
This is the most likely explanation...
Thanks, I found it very interesting.
Down again?
Edit: NVM
Edit: NVM
MtGox have like the biggest customer base and I see no reason for them to do that.
Wouldn't btc-e have to prove it with images showing ip address of an attacker?
Wouldn't btc-e have to prove it with images showing ip address of an attacker?
Hard to believe that industry leader will order ddos attack agains competitor with turnouts 20 time smaller. BTC-e has reason to order ddos-atack against MtGox, hoping that some customers will use then as alternative, but not vice versa. So I suppose support was really on drugs) or mistyped somehow))
it would be funny if someone actually got drunk "sorry for the false accusation, one of the employees had a little bit to much". 
Hard to believe that industry leader will order ddos attack agains competitor with turnouts 20 time smaller. BTC-e has reason to order ddos-atack against MtGox, hoping that some customers will use then as alternative, but not vice versa. So I suppose support was really on drugs) or mistyped somehow))
Tell them that you can configure the max connections per ip variable on nginx and its one line of config.
God I love this place.
That's one hell of an accusation to make without evidence, and making it without proving it can only damage BTC-e's reputation.
Explain yourself BTC-e support.
Seriously, that could be grounds for a lawsuit under slander/libel. Explain yourself BTC-e support.
That's one hell of an accusation to make without evidence, and making it without proving it can only damage BTC-e's reputation.
Explain yourself BTC-e support.
Explain yourself BTC-e support.
"Oh, those Russians!"
Tinfoilhat area imo.
But either way, it's disappointing that this community still hasn't outgrown these kind of things, if it is an actual attack or a false accusation either way.
But either way, it's disappointing that this community still hasn't outgrown these kind of things, if it is an actual attack or a false accusation either way.
Thanks for posting the pics. It's their support saying it, so.....
YW, luckily I had one tab open on BTC-e.
BTC-e support has to be joking right? Would Mtgox really order a ddos against them?
Unless someone has control over the BTC-e server...
Unless someone has control over the BTC-e server...
Just now on BTC-E support has come back online and said they were told MTGOX is behind the DDOS attacks on BTC-E right now.
COMMENTS?!
COMMENTS?!
What? Pictures?
Ah, lol, found it myself:
http://i.imgur.com/0LXum.jpg
Thanks for posting the pics. It's their support saying it, so.....
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