> Do you have any idea how much in the way of CPU time and memory > would be required to implement tarpitting as part of LPR? > I don't want to tarpitting to consume alll the resources of my firewall.
Some recently posted stats: ----- Original Message ----- From: "jamesh" To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, October 05, 2001 2:46 PM Subject: Welcome to the Cyber Mesa Tar Pit > The Cyber Mesa Tar Pit has been up for several days, and is currently > holding 2699 connections. It's a big Tar Pit; will take a while to load. > > http://tarpit.cybermesa.com/cgi-bin/guests_pt2 > http://tarpit.cybermesa.com/cgi-bin/guests_pt1 > > I have La Brea set to use a max of 3,000 bytes/sec, presently it is running > around 1,000 bytes/sec. Just waiting for enough connections to max this out > ! > > Tom Liston, www.hackbusters.net , the author of La Brea has written a very > cool tool. La Brea presents very little server load > and given that ~ 1 byte/sec holds 3 connections La Brea uses little > bandwidth vs the job it performs. Tom has been a great in helping me get La > Brea up and running. La Brea runs flawlessly on RH Linux and is a breeze to > install and run. > > More people should run La Brea and take a more active role in bringing these > attacks under control. NT/2000 versions are now out and if needs be La Brea > can run off a Linux boot disk. La Brea is also way cool, another good > reason to use it. > > La Brea is at http://www.hackbusters.net/LaBrea.html _______________________________________________ Leaf-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-user
