What do I do if Ddos'd?

[Almond Joy]

Well , I recently found an attack by " someone ". Well this guy is messing with my internet and I cant do anything about it. His IP address is
209.107.213.27 , if I report this " attacker address " to my isp , will they stop whoever is doing this to my internet? My internet is like crap now, I need some help and is there any softwares I can prevent the ddos or whatever makes my internet slow and outpost gives me an ip address

 

[Darthatron]

I'll just move this to tech support for you...

 

[owain jones]

call them tell them they'll change everything, if they don't there are guides on google on how to change your IP yourself.

 

[Ashley]

You could just do it back. You can also get a specific IP block from you're ISP.

Call them and ask that they block all activity from Insert ddosers IP.

 

[Kristian4th]

You could just do it back. You can also get a specific IP block from you're ISP.

Call them and ask that they block all activity from Insert ddosers IP.

What if the person is using botnets?

 

[Almond Joy]

What if the person is using botnets?

Yeah thats what i'm wondering..

I managed to find out where he lives with his IP

 

[FretsOnFireGh2]

I had my internet knocked offline from this by Predator I believe his username was on Sythe. He's banned now. Anyways, just call up your ISP, explain what happened, and ask for an IP change.

 

[Kristian4th]

If it's a few ip's you can just filter them out or put a javascript login on the index page. If it's botnets and your hosting is bad then you're screwed.

 

[Ashley]

What if the person is using botnets?

There is a such thing as botnet protection, all it takes is a quick search in google.

Yeah thats what i'm wondering..

I managed to find out where he lives with his IP

It's not like you can really report it and get them arrested, people don't take it serious enough.

The only real thing you could do was find his internet provider, call them and tell them the situation - make sure you have evidence.

 

[w3st side]

either block the know ip's in your router/modem settings, and if its a botnet then request an ip change from your isp or download one of those botnet protection things.

 

[Almond Joy]

Lol , botnet protection

never heard those works

 

[Ashley]

Lol , botnet protection

never heard those works

Maybe due to the fact that you've never heard of them at all?

 

[madzam12]

Well if they are using botnets then they really hate you, or have no life.

DoS them back. or tell your ISP

 

[wizardzgame]

Phone your ISP, they'll do something about it

 

[Kristian4th]

Well if they are using botnets then they really hate you, or have no life.

DoS them back. or tell your ISP

There's no point unless the OP has hundreds/thousands of botnets, his single DoS attack will have next to no effect, as the person will filter his IP, or put a javascript login on the index page of his website.