In the continuing tradition of "everything is AI", Apparently DDoS attacks smarter than a cURL in a while(true){} loop is now AI according to this Nokia slide deck The idea that botnets are a 2020 thing is a insane assertion to put on a slide deck that is trying to sell people who have DDoS problems mitigation appliances. There is a conundrum with these kinds of talks, because they are almost always conference sponsor talks. I feel a weird obligation to not call out the insane stuff in their slides, but also. This is such a warped reality being presented. gah.
icedquinn@blob.cat
replied 17 Nov 2024 17:17 +0000
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awlnx@social.ffmuc.n..
replied 17 Nov 2024 17:18 +0000
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@benjojo Exactly my thinking. Let‘s wait for the AI DDoS defenses promoted … which are just a P95 averaging and cut peaks.
FenTiger@mastodon.so..
replied 17 Nov 2024 17:19 +0000
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@benjojo "My data centre full of GPUs can knock your Raspberry Pi off the net - more effectively than ever before!"
dee@social.treehouse..
replied 17 Nov 2024 17:38 +0000
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@benjojo knowing the current DDoS protection techniques, AI attacks would be useless... Detected and mitigated ridiculously quickly.