Recently my droplet came under a ddos attack that basically locked me out of my droplet and would not let me view the graph for about 2 hours ( the bandwidth public graph) This graph shows that the ddos attack was 67.3MBps how big was this attack in gigabytes? How can I stop an attack again? But main question how big in gigabytes was this attack?
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Look at :
https://toolstud.io/data/bandwidth.php?compare=network&speed=67.257&speed_unit=Mbps
67.3 Mbps = 8.41 MB/s
If you want to cheat the attacker, you need to create a protection like a jail box for your data … tehnically… in/out only through some shortcuts … the attack only distroy the shortcuts, not the data and you could bring the in/out routed trough other ip adresses
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