Live DDOS Map

Json

Not sure if this is something old. I find it kinda amusing

http://map.ipviking.com/

Jade_G

That's pretty nifty.

akz

looks like missiles launching everywhere

eric1212

We can thank OVH for Canada being the #1 attack origin.

eddynetweb

Silvenga

Just found this thing yesterday, small world.

mokafu

@eric1212 said:
We can thank OVH for Canada being the #1 attack origin.

Actually most of Canada attacks seems to be coming from "Nu Networx"

dammugly

cool

thanx op

eric1212

mokafu said: Actually most of Canada attacks seems to be coming from "Nu Networx"

Oh, good point. A VoIP company, huh!

leapswitch

How would you go about gathering such data?

W3Host

How does this even work...

sepei

This company got an "Proactively detect and prevent advanced cyber-threats and malware with intelligence-based security." Software so i think the data is getting from there.
Source: http://www.norse-corp.com/ipviking.html

Christopher

This isn't showing DDoS, it's Honeypots. Here is the quote from the website:

Every second, Norse collects and analyzes live threat intelligence from darknets in hundreds of locations in over 40 countries. The attacks shown are based on a small subset of live flows against the Norse honeypot infrastructure, representing actual worldwide cyber attacks by bad actors. At a glance, one can see which countries are aggressors or targets at the moment, using which type of attacks (services-ports).

Stevie

Seeing alot from:
Ecatel LTD

Mark_R

the USA is getting destroyed! lol!

Pwner

Anyone else notice that Canada is its own little black hole? Over half of the outgoing attacks return to the same or nearby location in Canada. Those Canadians are so peaceful with the international community that they have to attack themselves to feel sympathetic for everyone else who is under attack.

W3Host

All the HF skids using Ecatel LTD. lol.

W3Host

Google you bastards.

eddynetweb

@W3Host said:

Google you bastards.

Google Fiber perhaps?

When you give people a 1Gbit connection, something is bound to go wrong.

Pwner

@eddynetweb said:
When you give people a 1Gbit connection, something is bound to go wrong.

Can't be, their headquarters is based in Mountain View, California (United States). Google Fiber is currently only available to the public in 3 cities, Austin - Texas, Provo - Utah, and Kansas City - Kansas.

Chuck

Canada looks like a peaceful country?

Microlinux

@eddynetweb said:
When you give people a 1Gbit connection, something is bound to go wrong.

They use GPON, bandwidth is shared per-port, it's based on split and SLA. I would hope a group of people as generally intelligent as Google would know to manage the network, regardless.

praveen

nice link, thanks for sharing

mokafu

@Pwner said:

google compute engine maybe ?

eddynetweb

@Pwner said:

People had been saying that the IP's where geolocating to their headquarters.

@Microlinux said:
They use GPON, bandwidth is shared per-port, it's based on split and SLA. I would hope a group of people as generally intelligent as Google would know to manage the network, regardless.

Good point.

BK_

I clicked on the link and within 5 seconds I saw an originating attack from a FranTech IP. I would send @Francisco the IP but I bet his scripts have already taken care of it

serverboss

iClickAndHost

that's just awesome !

StellaEV

@serverboss said:

Afaik, most of those are actually not mil/gov.

If you pause the monitor while one shows up, you can check the ip :P

haseltine

GaNi

Wait....What?

But why?