COUNTER STRIKE GLOBAL OFFENSIVE DDOS WINDOWS

I'm using chrome, firefox is similarly not working, but Edge (yes, windows 10) actually worked fine. (and yes, using seems to work, even though I'd expect it to be a subpart of the same domain.)Įdit: So today it allowed me to view a very slow, very broken version of the page, and I figured it might be the browser. I doubt that's actually the case, but if anyone's got a better idea of why I can't access the site, I'd be happy to hear it.

COUNTER STRIKE GLOBAL OFFENSIVE DDOS MODS

I reinstalled Skyrim and redownloaded all my mods recently, so I'm paranoid I've been blocked for downloading ~15GB in a few hours. But there's no reports of it being down, and using 'is it down' type sites it seems to be accessible. It fails with a 'no data received' error. So by all means, take this time to review your own system security!ĭon't want to make a new thread, and I figure this is as good a place as any for this post.įor the last three days or so, I haven't been able to access. Well, one person, and hundreds of thousands of computer illiterate people who haven't secured their PC's/routers/Internet of Things hardware against people using their hardware as botnets. At the end of the day, this is one person ruining it or all of us. While the techheads work to sort this out for all of us (and this DDoS is affecting thousands of sites, so we're not the only victims) please sit tight and be patient. We don't really use that account for anything else right now so you won't get spammed about crap you don't care about! So if you like to be kept in the loop while the sites are down then you can follow us on Twitter. If they happen while I'm at my computer then I'm updating the Nexus Twitter account to let people know about the down-time and that we're aware of it. We and our hosts continue to react to the DDoS attacks as and when they happen. And it can get really, really expensive after a certain point. And each time it gets more and more expensive to combat against. You buy a firewall that can handle 75GB/s, they attack you with 100GB/s. You can buy a ridiculously expensive firewall that can scrub 20GB/s of malicious traffic on your upstream, then you'll just get attacked by a bigger botnet that attacks you with 50GB/s of malicious traffic. We start wearing kevlar, they buy armour piercing rounds. 'We start carrying semi-automatics, they buy automatics. We pay a lot of money (right now about $3200 a month and growing) to help against DDoS attacks, but DDoS mitigation is a bit like that scene at the end of Batman Begins where Jim Gordon is talking to batman and he's talking about escalation. If you're wondering why we don't just 'do something' about it. It's nice to know we're not the target, at least, but obviously it still sucks. We're told by our hosts that we are not the target but unfortunately we're being taken down due to the attacks happening against our host's and main data centre's infrastructure. It's school holiday season which means it's also DDoS season, typically a time when an abnormally high amount of DDoS attacks happen (logical conclusion is.?). Over the past 24 hours the Nexus sites have gone down 3 times, sometimes for as much as an hour.

Counter strike global offensive ddos