Hazi is DDoSed via DNS amplification of about 4Gbps, waits for Arbor (3 working? days ETA)

The scale is DNS amplification with at least 50000 IP addresses + "unlimited" IP spoofing that combines multiple techniques such as SYN, SYN+ACK, Fragmentation, UDP with random ports

What's the scale of the attack? It could be 4Gbps of Amplified DNS for all we know right? which I would safely say the majority of providers on LET could handle without issue, because most have upstre

Not on our side at least. Their bank appears to be having trouble with DNS resolution.

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* DNS Amplification (tens of thousands of parallel servers connected to my IPs)

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Like, isn't it a main purpose of DNS? Not explicitly for IPv6, but yeah

Make DNS popular again!!! Not that it wasn't well used but now it's just even more a must! Xoxo DNS

yeah agree. thats why I think burying it under DNS is a good practice (Image)

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Although if you really want to remember it versus using (m)DNS/hostnames (which is a good practice!):

DNS Amplification does it's job.

this case, etc. The problem is when it includes DNSBLs or other antispam measures which would increase the likelihood of a message being rejected falsely and the recipient being none the wiser. If th

problem with your dns. solved?

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Rocky Linux 9.3 with Webmin/Virtualmin as a Control Panel [Had to configure manually of course, wasn't that big of a hassle with root access/VNC viewer] Frankfurt/Germany as Server Location 1 IP

No, this is more like [bankname] issue with DNS (kinda doubt) or @jar issue with DNS (kinda doubt too). Probably somehow both - bankname having shit DNS and mxroute can't validate it because idk, no r

Is there a problem on DNS settings in my mxroute setup ? Anyone know how to fix this problem?

We dont have the plan for IPv6 rDNS yet, maybe in the near future.