Blackheart OT
Defense in depth
Hello fellow developers,
I am currently designing the layer architecture for my OT project. Conscientious of how common DDOS attacks are in our community, I am taking a multi-layer approach to defending from DDOS. It would help me a lot to have some sort of feeling for the size, types, and exposure time of the common DDOS attacks being used on OT servers. Some of the questions I have are:
Average GB/s size?
Are they infrasctucture attacks (DNS, network, etc...) or application attacks (SYN flood, NTP amplification, HTTP attacks like Slowloris, GET flood, etc...)?
Are the typical attacks prolonged or hit and run? How long is the average period of attack?
Additionally, any advice or experience from those of you that have fended off attacks would be appreciated.
-Mike
I am currently designing the layer architecture for my OT project. Conscientious of how common DDOS attacks are in our community, I am taking a multi-layer approach to defending from DDOS. It would help me a lot to have some sort of feeling for the size, types, and exposure time of the common DDOS attacks being used on OT servers. Some of the questions I have are:
Average GB/s size?
Are they infrasctucture attacks (DNS, network, etc...) or application attacks (SYN flood, NTP amplification, HTTP attacks like Slowloris, GET flood, etc...)?
Are the typical attacks prolonged or hit and run? How long is the average period of attack?
Additionally, any advice or experience from those of you that have fended off attacks would be appreciated.
-Mike