Install vDDoS Proxy to AntiDDOS, DOS, SYN Flood, HTTP Floods attack...

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• tallship Member

  May 2017

  Interesting software - does 'some' things... But it's CentOS/RHEL based. I would suggest something along the lines of a generic Linux/BSD approach. Also, wrt the BSD mention, it just makes sense to bastian firewall Linux servers, but not have and iptables/netfilter box out in front protecting your entire network, but rather, protect your Linux assets behind a BSD firewall. Great solutions are https://opnsense.org

  I've sent you a contact request via skype, and welcomed you to an IRC chan too - Perhaps even better will be a Matrix room invite once we can actually communicate on the matters I mentioned in the skype request.

  Looking forwarrd to hearing back from you.
• SplitIce Member, Host Rep

  May 2017

  @Kabeldamagement said:
  Synflood is Layer4 which has nothing to do with Layer7 (Application Layer). Your modified nginx will be useless for every real synflood, as it targets the network stack.

  I second this.
• Tinku Member

  July 2017

  Interesting tool is it still in beta? @duy13

  How effective it is with SSL sites and if we use recapcha is it going to block all crawlers even bing and google spiders?
• duy13 Member

  July 2017

  @Tinku said:
  still in beta? @duy13

  +Yes

  @Tinku said:

  How effective it is with SSL sites and if we use recapcha is it going to block all crawlers even bing and google spiders?

  +HTTP/2 working fine (ssl)

  +File (whitelist-botsearch.conf) contains whitelist ip ranges
• Tinku Member

  July 2017

  @duy13 said:

  @Tinku said:
  still in beta? @duy13

  +Yes

  @Tinku said:

  How effective it is with SSL sites and if we use recapcha is it going to block all crawlers even bing and google spiders?

  +HTTP/2 working fine (ssl)

  +File (whitelist-botsearch.conf) contains whitelist ip ranges

  Thanks and what is the procedure to update the version to latest? Auto or manual

  Any estimated date for stable version release?
• duy13 Member

  July 2017

  @Tinku said:
  Thanks and what is the procedure to update the version to latest? Auto or manual

  Reinstall vDDoS or Upgrade:

  Save old config:

  mv /vddos/conf.d/website.conf ~/

  Remove:

  rm -rf /vddos
  rm -rf /usr/lib64/vddos/modules
  rm -rf /var/log/vddos
  rm -rf /var/cache/vddos
  

  ReInstall vDDoS new version x.x.x:

  curl -L https://github.com/duy13/vDDoS-Protection/raw/master/vddos-x.x.x-centos7 -o /usr/bin/vddos
  chmod 700 /usr/bin/vddos
  /usr/bin/vddos help
  /usr/bin/vddos setup
  

  Restore config:

  mv ~/website.conf /vddos/conf.d/

  Restart vDDoS:

  vddos restart

  @Tinku said:
  Any estimated date for stable version release?

  (only for testing or demo) You should spend time setting and benchmark, before making a decision. I and some users still use normal in my company and their clients.

  You can contact me for some advanced customizations.
• Tinku Member

  July 2017

  @duy13 said:

  @Tinku said:
  Thanks and what is the procedure to update the version to latest? Auto or manual

  Reinstall vDDoS or Upgrade:

  Save old config:

  mv /vddos/conf.d/website.conf ~/

  Remove:

  rm -rf /vddos
  rm -rf /usr/lib64/vddos/modules
  rm -rf /var/log/vddos
  rm -rf /var/cache/vddos
  

  ReInstall vDDoS new version x.x.x:

  curl -L https://github.com/duy13/vDDoS-Protection/raw/master/vddos-x.x.x-centos7 -o /usr/bin/vddos
  chmod 700 /usr/bin/vddos
  /usr/bin/vddos help
  /usr/bin/vddos setup
  

  Restore config:

  mv ~/website.conf /vddos/conf.d/

  Restart vDDoS:

  vddos restart

  @Tinku said:
  Any estimated date for stable version release?

  (only for testing or demo) You should spend time setting and benchmark, before making a decision. I and some users still use normal in my company and their clients.

  You can contact me for some advanced customizations.

  Tried but i am unable to make it work on nginx 1.13.2 although followed the whole procedure. Sent you message please check?
• sharedport Member

  July 2018

  This service is IPTables based and is SUPER bad for large attacks, will do nothing, wouldn't even bother trying it.
• PieHasBeenEaten Member

  July 2018

  @sharedport Well thanks for informing us a year later!