Do you think there could be a large enough organized DDOS attack on multiple high profile broadband companies to so to say "disrupt the internet"? Would that even be possible?
>>51657155
No, DDoS uses their services, it doesn't attack it.
>>51657208
Is it possible to "attack" an internet provider in a manner that would shut down its service for all or most of its customers?
>>51657227
fuck off
where are you from tourist?
>>51657227
That's what I meant.
>>51657246
Rude 2bh
100% ingress coverage when?
>>51657227
Yes, though it'd be extremely difficult as they tend to have multiple redundant gateways for failover and load balancing/optimal routing. Not to mention they also tend to have the biggest pipes after internet backbones.
They're also in one of the better positions to mitigate said efforts in a speedy fashion.
So while yes, you could point every SSDP-compromised device in Korea at some US ISP, but you'd likely only partially knock out their services, and they'd probably have most of your shit blocked way further upstream within a fairly short timeframe.
>>51657227
Cut their major trunks.
>>51657227
Let us simplify things a bit.
A website is like a small stream. A visitor is a thirsty person coming to take a sip. A DDoS is when you get a bunch of non-thirsty people from far and wide to all come and take a sip from the stream, drying it up and preventing the genuinely thirsty from drinking.
A broadband company is like an ocean.
>>51657459
theyd probably fuck shit up in the country the attack came from also after they recovered I bet
>>51657531
Web Server*
