Free Attack Analysis

DDoS Solutions, is Pleased To Offer A FREE Analysis EVERY DAY to the First 5 Organizations that E-Mail us a link to a legitimate TcpDump taken from a recent Denial of Service Attack.

DDoS Solutions will run the first five TcpDumps, submitted by e-mail with links to the data file, at no charge. We will e-mail you our suggestions on what you can implement on your server to mitigate the attack.

Please run the following command for your TcpDump:

tcpdump -i eth0 -s 1700 -w filename

Please do not edit the file data. We have processes built to handle the raw files. Text files take longer for us to process and lack sometimes critical information. If the command string as shown above is not used we will not process your file. We appreciate your help on getting us raw file(s).

We also require your Apache Access and Error Logs from the same time frame as the TcpDump. This is helpful in idenitfying specific types of attacks where we will want to see the packet data. Without these three files we may not be able to verify the type of attack on your server.

Generally a sample of Three to Ten minutes taken from the attack is ample for us. The best file size is between 45 and 50 MB of data. In linux you will want to logged in as root, administrator on the box to run a Tcpdump file dump. Do not worry if you do not have root; just ask your hosting provider to take your box off null route long enough to run the file command above for you or your hosting provider to the command. Also send or ask your host provider to send us links to the Apache Access and Errors logs from the same time frame as the Tcpdump.

To recap, you or your hosting provider is sending us three web links to the Tcpdump, the Apache Access Log and the Apache Error log. Send the e-mail with these links to us from a bonafide ISP or host email adrdress with your full name, address and phone number. We will verify your file being processed by phone or e-mail; sometimes both methods to confirm your Data was selected for for the Free Analysis.

Please send your e-mail to Free Attack Analysis and we will handle the rest for you.