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Homework and Emergencies Emergency UNIX and Linux Support DDOS attack please help! Post 302907858 by Neo on Wednesday 2nd of July 2014 06:05:43 AM
Old 07-02-2014
It's hard to use iptables effectively to mitigate an DDOS attack with changing IP addresses.

Most attackers easily change IP addresses; but they forget to change the User Agent string, so it's often easier to block the hackers User Agent string. Did you do any analysis on the UA strings?

Also, if you are using Apache2, there may be an anti-DDOS module, as I recall.
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Agent::Tag::Callback(3pm)				User Contributed Perl Documentation				 Agent::Tag::Callback(3pm)

NAME
Log::Agent::Tag::Callback - a dynamic tag string SYNOPSIS
require Log::Agent::Tag::Callback; # Inherits from Log::Agent::Tag. my $tag = Log::Agent::Tag::Callback->make( -name => "session id", -callback => Callback->new($obj, 'method', @args), -postfix => 1, -separator => " -- ", ); DESCRIPTION
This class represents a dynamic tag string, whose value is determined by invoking a pre-determined callback, which is described by a "Callback" object. You need to make your application depend on the "Callback" module from CPAN if you make use of this tagging feature, since "Log::Agent" does not depend on it, on purpose (it does not really use it, it only offers an interface to plug it in). At least version 1.02 must be used. CREATION ROUTINE PARAMETERS
The following parameters are defined, in alphabetical order: "-callback" => "Callback" object The callback to invoke to determine the value of the tag. The call is protected via a busy flag, in case there is an unwanted recursion due to a call to one of the logging routines whilst within the callback. If the callback is busy, the tag emitted is: callback "user" busy assuming "user" is the name you supplied via "-name" for this tag. "-name" => name The name of this tag. Used to flag a callback as busy in case there is an unwanted recursion into the callback routine. "-postfix" => flag Whether tag should be placed after or before the log message. By default, it is prepended to the log message, i.e. this parameter is false. "-separator" => string The separation string between the tag and the log message. A single space by default. AUTHOR
Raphael Manfredi <Raphael_Manfredi@pobox.com> SEE ALSO
Callback(3), Log::Agent::Tag(3), Log::Agent::Message(3). perl v5.10.0 2002-03-09 Agent::Tag::Callback(3pm)
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