#fastnetmon — Public Fediverse posts
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Bluesky just went down for 24 hours. DDoS attack confirmed, Iran-backed hackers claiming responsibility.
The second major DDoS incident to hit the platform in a few months.
Full story: https://techcrunch.com/tag/ddos/
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Meet "Prompt Kiddies," the AI-assisted evolution of script kiddies.
AI is already helping malware authors develop tools faster than before. The mistakes get corrected in the next version.
Read the full breakdown: fastnetmon.com/2026/07/16/new-iot-botnet-reveals-how-llms-are-changing-malware-development/
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DDoS Mitigation Guide by Attack Type
Different DDoS attacks require different defenses. Here's how to mitigate 8 common types:
→ Volumetric & Amplification
→ Protocol & State-Exhaustion
→ Application-Layer (L7)
→ Carpet-Bombing
→ Multi-Vector
→ Pulse-Wave & Burst
→ Reflection Attacks
→ Cloud & HybridFastNetMon detects anomalies in seconds and auto-triggers BGP BlackHole, FlowSpec, or scrubbing diversion.
#DDoS #Cybersecurity #NetworkSecurity #InfoSec #NetSec #ThreatMitigation #FastNetMon
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DDoS Mitigation Guide by Attack Type
Different DDoS attacks require different defenses. Here's how to mitigate 8 common types:
→ Volumetric & Amplification
→ Protocol & State-Exhaustion
→ Application-Layer (L7)
→ Carpet-Bombing
→ Multi-Vector
→ Pulse-Wave & Burst
→ Reflection Attacks
→ Cloud & HybridFastNetMon detects anomalies in seconds and auto-triggers BGP BlackHole, FlowSpec, or scrubbing diversion.
#DDoS #Cybersecurity #NetworkSecurity #InfoSec #NetSec #ThreatMitigation #FastNetMon
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DDoS Mitigation Guide by Attack Type
Different DDoS attacks require different defenses. Here's how to mitigate 8 common types:
→ Volumetric & Amplification
→ Protocol & State-Exhaustion
→ Application-Layer (L7)
→ Carpet-Bombing
→ Multi-Vector
→ Pulse-Wave & Burst
→ Reflection Attacks
→ Cloud & HybridFastNetMon detects anomalies in seconds and auto-triggers BGP BlackHole, FlowSpec, or scrubbing diversion.
#DDoS #Cybersecurity #NetworkSecurity #InfoSec #NetSec #ThreatMitigation #FastNetMon
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DDoS Mitigation Guide by Attack Type
Different DDoS attacks require different defenses. Here's how to mitigate 8 common types:
→ Volumetric & Amplification
→ Protocol & State-Exhaustion
→ Application-Layer (L7)
→ Carpet-Bombing
→ Multi-Vector
→ Pulse-Wave & Burst
→ Reflection Attacks
→ Cloud & HybridFastNetMon detects anomalies in seconds and auto-triggers BGP BlackHole, FlowSpec, or scrubbing diversion.
#DDoS #Cybersecurity #NetworkSecurity #InfoSec #NetSec #ThreatMitigation #FastNetMon
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Oh wow, read on a feed of #FastNetMon that MS-DOS 4.0 was open sourced under MIT. An OS that was implemented completely in #Assembly .
Some neat bit of #history.
Will add a link to the repo, once I find it.
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Oh wow, read on a feed of #FastNetMon that MS-DOS 4.0 was open sourced under MIT. An OS that was implemented completely in #Assembly .
Some neat bit of #history.
Will add a link to the repo, once I find it.
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Oh wow, read on a feed of #FastNetMon that MS-DOS 4.0 was open sourced under MIT. An OS that was implemented completely in #Assembly .
Some neat bit of #history.
Will add a link to the repo, once I find it.
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Oh wow, read on a feed of #FastNetMon that MS-DOS 4.0 was open sourced under MIT. An OS that was implemented completely in #Assembly .
Some neat bit of #history.
Will add a link to the repo, once I find it.
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#FastNetMon runs just fine in #FreeBSD jail. The ability to access network interfaces through the #netmap[1] can be easily granted, though the number of threads created exceeds the number of RSS queues available on the NICs. So there is still room for testing, maybe it is worth preparing flame graphs too.
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#FastNetMon runs just fine in #FreeBSD jail. The ability to access network interfaces through the #netmap[1] can be easily granted, though the number of threads created exceeds the number of RSS queues available on the NICs. So there is still room for testing, maybe it is worth preparing flame graphs too.
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#FastNetMon runs just fine in #FreeBSD jail. The ability to access network interfaces through the #netmap[1] can be easily granted, though the number of threads created exceeds the number of RSS queues available on the NICs. So there is still room for testing, maybe it is worth preparing flame graphs too.
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Entering the #YearOfTheDragon I spent some time today testing how #FastNetMon
runs in netmap mode on #FreeBSD. The results were so impressive, that I switched from netflow to netmap mode immediately. Great job Pavel Odintsov!
FastNetMon Community Edition is a free, open-source DDoS protection tool. We have PR 276516 on FreeBSD Bugzilla with a patch updating this port to the most recent version if you want to test it. -
Entering the #YearOfTheDragon I spent some time today testing how #FastNetMon
runs in netmap mode on #FreeBSD. The results were so impressive, that I switched from netflow to netmap mode immediately. Great job Pavel Odintsov!
FastNetMon Community Edition is a free, open-source DDoS protection tool. We have PR 276516 on FreeBSD Bugzilla with a patch updating this port to the most recent version if you want to test it. -
Entering the #YearOfTheDragon I spent some time today testing how #FastNetMon
runs in netmap mode on #FreeBSD. The results were so impressive, that I switched from netflow to netmap mode immediately. Great job Pavel Odintsov!
FastNetMon Community Edition is a free, open-source DDoS protection tool. We have PR 276516 on FreeBSD Bugzilla with a patch updating this port to the most recent version if you want to test it. -
Entering the #YearOfTheDragon I spent some time today testing how #FastNetMon
runs in netmap mode on #FreeBSD. The results were so impressive, that I switched from netflow to netmap mode immediately. Great job Pavel Odintsov!
FastNetMon Community Edition is a free, open-source DDoS protection tool. We have PR 276516 on FreeBSD Bugzilla with a patch updating this port to the most recent version if you want to test it. -
Entering the #YearOfTheDragon I spent some time today testing how #FastNetMon
runs in netmap mode on #FreeBSD. The results were so impressive, that I switched from netflow to netmap mode immediately. Great job Pavel Odintsov!
FastNetMon Community Edition is a free, open-source DDoS protection tool. We have PR 276516 on FreeBSD Bugzilla with a patch updating this port to the most recent version if you want to test it. -
For context: #FastNetMon is a nice piece of software to detect #DDoS attacks and trigger actions (shell scripts, bgp route injection, etc) for mitigation.
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For context: #FastNetMon is a nice piece of software to detect #DDoS attacks and trigger actions (shell scripts, bgp route injection, etc) for mitigation.
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For context: #FastNetMon is a nice piece of software to detect #DDoS attacks and trigger actions (shell scripts, bgp route injection, etc) for mitigation.
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For context: #FastNetMon is a nice piece of software to detect #DDoS attacks and trigger actions (shell scripts, bgp route injection, etc) for mitigation.
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For context: #FastNetMon is a nice piece of software to detect #DDoS attacks and trigger actions (shell scripts, bgp route injection, etc) for mitigation.
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Finished porting #FastNetMon 1.2.4 to #FreeBSD. You will be able to install via package or ports in a bit.
https://cgit.freebsd.org/ports/commit/?id=b8c336c15842011facfe07163cb3d91e50bc1468
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Finished porting #FastNetMon 1.2.4 to #FreeBSD. You will be able to install via package or ports in a bit.
https://cgit.freebsd.org/ports/commit/?id=b8c336c15842011facfe07163cb3d91e50bc1468
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Finished porting #FastNetMon 1.2.4 to #FreeBSD. You will be able to install via package or ports in a bit.
https://cgit.freebsd.org/ports/commit/?id=b8c336c15842011facfe07163cb3d91e50bc1468
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Finished porting #FastNetMon 1.2.4 to #FreeBSD. You will be able to install via package or ports in a bit.
https://cgit.freebsd.org/ports/commit/?id=b8c336c15842011facfe07163cb3d91e50bc1468
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Finished porting #FastNetMon 1.2.4 to #FreeBSD. You will be able to install via package or ports in a bit.
https://cgit.freebsd.org/ports/commit/?id=b8c336c15842011facfe07163cb3d91e50bc1468
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Meanwhile, porting #fastnetmon 1.2.4 to #FreeBSD and dealing with a lot of C++ fun.
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Meanwhile, porting #fastnetmon 1.2.4 to #FreeBSD and dealing with a lot of C++ fun.
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Meanwhile, porting #fastnetmon 1.2.4 to #FreeBSD and dealing with a lot of C++ fun.
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Meanwhile, porting #fastnetmon 1.2.4 to #FreeBSD and dealing with a lot of C++ fun.
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Meanwhile, porting #fastnetmon 1.2.4 to #FreeBSD and dealing with a lot of C++ fun.