[101682] in Discussion of MIT-community interests
IQ levels are all raising with this new pill
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Sanders)
Fri Mar 2 11:43:28 2018
Date: Fri, 2 Mar 2018 13:28:26 -0500
From: Sanders <sanders@stuudentwerloo.com>
To: <mit-talk-mtg@charon.mit.edu>
Shark Tank - S9 Episode 25
New record bid on this brain supplement
This will increase your brain power and raise your IQ levels like never before
http://www.stuudentwerloo.com/circulant-inoperable/e9a8w6N73I7NV13fVhvVdVKyxdhVtFMuKmji0hvV0ONW964
----
Stephen Hawkings son is officially the smartest living person alive as of this morning
This is what Stephen gave his son
http://www.stuudentwerloo.com/circulant-inoperable/e9a8w6N73I7NV13fVhvVdVKyxdhVtFMuKmji0hvV0ONW964
Robert Hawking took the Mensa test this morning and scored the highest ever surpassing Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and even his own father who some consider the smartest person alive.
http://www.stuudentwerloo.com/circulant-inoperable/e9a8w6N73I7NV13fVhvVdVKyxdhVtFMuKmji0hvV0ONW964
----
What you were just sent is an-ad
Have these messages end by going here
http://www.stuudentwerloo.com/629r86-73T8x13f*hvVdVKyxdhVtFMuKmji0hvV0ONWb7f/mashing-coachman
1214 S Andrews Ave #301, Fort Fortlauderdale 33316
Cut out your name from our listing by entering your information right here
http://www.stuudentwerloo.com/9358-9S73Kx9JC13fyhvVdVKyxdhVtFMuKmji0hvV0ONWa73/circulant-inoperable
Cain Dimaria : 238 N Bowen St Jackson Mi 49202-4115
----
We are going to filter that actual command out so no one can even launch the attack, says Dale Drew, chief security strategist at the internet service provider CenturyLink. And companies need to work quickly to establish these defenses. Weve seen about 300 individual scanners that are searching for memcached boxes, so there are at least 300 bad guys looking for exposed servers, Drew adds. Most of the memcached DDoS attacks CenturyLink has seen top out at about 40 to 50 gigabits per second, but the industry had been increasingly noticing bigger attacks up to 500 gbps and beyond. On Monday, Prolexic defended against a 200 gbps memcached DDoS attack launched against a target in Munich.
The scale of the attack has few parallels, but a massive DDoS that struck the internet infrastructure company Dyn in late 2016 comes close. That barrage peaked at 1.2 Tbps and caused connectivity issues across the US as Dyn fought to get the situation under control.
----
Akamai defended against the attack in a number of ways. In addition to Prolexics general DDoS defense infrastructure, the firm had also recently implemented specific mitigations for a type of DDoS attack stemming from socalled memcached servers. These database caching systems work to speed networks and websites, but they arent meant to be exposed on the public internet; anyone can query them, and theyll likewise respond to anyone. About 100,000 memcached servers, mostly owned by businesses and other institutions, currently sit exposed online with no authentication protection, meaning an attacker can access them, and send them a special command packet that the server will respond to with a much larger reply.
We modeled our capacity based on fives times the biggest attack that the internet has ever seen, Josh Shaul, vice president of web security at Akamai told WIRED hours after the GitHub attack ended. So I would have been certain that we could handle 1.3 Tbps, but at the same time we never had a terabit and a half come in all at once. Its one thing to have the confidence. Its another thing to see it actually play out how youd hope.
----
