@Dubdogelmo
> why do you hate your own countrymen?
We don't, they just need protecting from themselves. They don't know what they want, they don't know what they need. We do.

Imagine being so condescending

COME ON I MADE THAT ONE SO EASY FOR YOU

I'm convinced Nathan is Weez

Took your time, Jack

Sorry, due process is a thing, you need evidence.

http://britainelects.com/2019/11/12/british-attitudes-towards-immigration-are-relatively-similar-across-the-union-despite-brexit-divisions/

> They don't know what they want, they don't know what they need. We do.

mad

https://youtu.be/jZuktUfF0nE

labour's website went down lol

more DDOSing

Again?

Based and redpilled.

It's back up

Our politics is so shit now

``Despite Jeremy Corbyn's assurances that Labour had seen off a DDOS attack, party sources have confirmed a second cyber attack is ongoing.
The Labour website has been working intermittently today, but hackers are using a "bot net" of computers to flood its computers with traffic, trying to take the site offline.``

They're with cloudflare so they'll be fine

Downtime will me minimal

Atlanticism for the win @PureEvilPie

that's what i thought..

Don't you love American styles being injected here?

It's it so great?

Really though, I despise how Americanised we have been

how do you overwhelm cloudflare?

We have our own mini trump actively hiding potential corruption

And no one cares

Amplified DDOS attacks @Crafty

They have many server farms around the world, which they use to load balance, meaning you need to hit them all for the website to go down

Since that amount of data is hard to generate even with a botnet, amplification is required

> This DDoS attack is a reflection-based volumetric distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack in which an attacker leverages the functionality of open DNS resolvers in order to overwhelm a target server or network with an amplified amount of traffic, rendering the server and its surrounding infrastructure inaccessible.

You spoof the requester IP address of a DNS request you send to a server, which might only be a couple Kb in size, then the server is able to send say Mb to the spoofed address

Meaning, you can use that botnet to contact other servers to DDOS for you

As they're able to output much more data than you ever could

I can't remember which protocol they abuse

I think it's DNS, not sure though

Ah yeah! I was right

yeah cloudflare have a page on it

https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/ddos/dns-amplification-ddos-attack/

Does it show their mitigation?

Yes