DDoS attacks in Russia in 2014: UDP packets do not smell of lard
summary
Analyzes DDoS trends in Russia through the first 10 months of 2014, correlating attack patterns with geopolitical and economic events. Reviews common operational mistakes that caused major outages, explains why UDP amplification is declining, outlines likely DDoS vectors for 2015, and presents best common practices (BCOP) for protecting applications.
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chapters (19)
- 0:002014 DDoS in Russia intro
- 2:58DDoS growth in 2014
- 7:16Amplification protocols
- 13:41End of amplification era
- 14:02Topology DDoS incidents
- 17:43IP confidentiality importance
- 20:40DNS infrastructure risks
- 23:08DDoS attack levels
- 27:10Traffic generators SHC
- 29:44Network infrastructure attacks
- 32:00Q&A provider recs
- 34:27Q&A federal challenges
- 36:16Q&A Flow Spec barriers
- 37:26Q&A ML for DDoS
- 39:39Q&A dashboards & alerts
- 41:06Q&A API security
- 41:28Q&A BGP Anycast
- 43:14Q&A packet performance
- 45:24Q&A hardware choices
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