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Multiple people. Or a single person in control of multiple computer systems with different IPs to launch the attack with.

 

Or a single person spoofing ICMP packets. Or like a dozen other ways they could be doing it. It still sucks D:

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Or a single person spoofing ICMP packets. Or like a dozen other ways they could be doing it. It still sucks D:

But if it's a single attacking machine then it's really just a DoS, single attacker means it's not actually distributed.

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But if it's a single attacking machine then it's really just a DoS, single attacker means it's not actually distributed.

 

Spoofing ICMP packets can be considered a form of DDoS because it causes multiple systems to flood the target. It's initiated from one computer though. I mean technically it's a DRDoS but whatever 

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Spoofing ICMP packets can be considered a form of DDoS because it causes multiple systems to flood the target. It's initiated from one computer though. I mean technically it's a DRDoS but whatever 

IMCP packets are hardly a threat anymore, but spoofing packets doesn't make other computers start attacking, from what I read in your post, that's what you're saying.

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IMCP packets are hardly a threat anymore, but spoofing packets doesn't make other computers start attacking, from what I read in your post, that's what you're saying.

 

Depends on your system. Of course, I only have a passing knowledge of DDoS attacks so I could be wrong. 

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