Denial of Service - SY0-601 CompTIA Security+ : 1.4

[@chandlermaus]

trying to complete my security+ watching all these videos to pass thank you professor messor!

[@sharronandrades2179]

going over all your videos to uncerstnd fully and pass certification. I'm a visual learner so this helps BIG TIME. Wado (thank you

[@theophilusgaga]

Please what does Wado mean?

[@Hiwot95]

Awesome! Thank you Professor

[@breibreii]

About the DNS amplification ... How can the attacker be sure that the DNS resolvers will return 1300 char responses?

[@professormesser]

The attacker picks a DNS query that returns large results, similar to the query I demonstrated.

[@Brandoncollins-dp8op]

why would the result return back to the webserver instead of the attack's botnet?

[@PC1787]

because the bot spoofed the IP address to show as if its coming from the server

[@arsenelupine7655]

How would you protect OT devices such as stoplights? Or is this info beyond the scope of sec+ and something that warrants a separate video?

[@jaredpatterson1701]

good God, who had time to come up with all these ways to be malicious? Geez

[@alechernandez5506]

Mgm just got hacked

[@rogan4338]

Good question. The most sophisticated attacks are usually governments attacking each other or other targets

[@bradleydyess6541]

Money is a great motivator! It can take a lot of time and effort to find an exploit, but once you do it can be quite the payday for a malicious actor.

[@charliefenix8096]

😂😂😂😂😂😂my thoughts exactly

[@btrees]

Once you get good at it I’m sure it’s much easier to utilize what’s already out there and then add to it. After all this is collective knowledge. Not one individual.