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The situation is this: The site is knocked offline. There are multiple concurrent DDoS attacks. The datacenter has been unable to connect to my router, even with COM port. They don't have a way for me to get in right now, and the weekend is making their help expensive.
I've been waiting on a second line to get installed for weeks but they've been very slow to complete it. I don't know why. I'm going to try setting up a second device in another datacenter to take off my network. This is going to be time consuming. The downtime could be days.
The attacker has been working on this since the Chris news. I've been watching them change their attack bandwidth to sneak under my thresholds while still disrupting service. The person doing this is very involved and has been at it for days. It is different than July's.
The level of precision in the bandwidth indicates to me that this is not a regular rent-a-DDoS. I've never seen a DDoS service that lets you specify specific amounts of bandwidth like this attack is doing.
I wish you well Josh Hope you can get the site back up
>even with serial wat? they are bullshitting you, they didnt even try this
I have a Teamviewer laptop connected by COM right now. I think I broke the serial service somehow. I've tried every Braud/Parity I can think of. Consulted manual. It's a mikrotik.
Nooooooo!!!
I say this with tin foil on my heart, but could this possibly have anything to do with the fact that Bella was thoroughly doxxed? Real sophisticated DDoS follows a thorough dox on a girl with two feds as parents. Really jogs my almonds.
Is it really that surprising to think "possibly"?
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