On 3 Apr 2012, at 06:30, "sneha.anand.26 (at) gmail (dot) com [email concealed]"
<sneha.anand.26 (at) gmail (dot) com [email concealed]> wrote:
>> What are the different ways to prevent DoS and DDoS other than checking the frequency or having a CAPTCHA??
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A DOS or DDOS is a denial of service attack, or distributed denial of
service attack. You appear to be on a different wave length here, so I
wanted to throw that out. DDOS and DOS is done usually by flooding a
service or application with packets.

If you want to protect a service (or a server), you can set up rate
limiting, etc that could help. You will never fully be able to prevent
against DDOS since people can just use more systems, but you can at
least start.

You also mentioned a capcia. If you are trying to protect a web
application, you can also set up some sort of blacklist. make people
register to log in, limit number of requests based on IP etc etc. It all
really depends honestly on what you are trying to do; as I said before,
you mention DDOS/DOS then you mention capcias.

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