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Wikipedia describes a the attack as “is an attempt to make a computer resource unavailable to its intended users”. The process is designed to make an internet service or computer unable to be serviceable by its user or users.

The method of attack may vary but the most common is just to flood a computer with a large number of requests through pinging the ip address. This then results in the server being unable to respond to legitimate requests.

The Ping of Death is a large ICMP packet. The target receives the ping in fragments and starts reassembling the packet. However, due to the size of the packet once it is reassembled, it is too big for the buffer and overflows it. This causes unpredictable results, such as reboots or system hangs.

Why would someone want to do this?

Reasons that a hacker might want to resort to DoS might include the following:

• A trojan has been installed, but a reboot is required to activate it.
• A hacker wishes to cover their tracks very dramatically, or cover CPU activity with a random crash to make the site think it was just a fluke.
• The hacker is acting out of the need (or delusion) that the DoS serves a greater good, such as a DoS attack on Pro Life sites by Pro Choice believers.
• The hacker isn’t a hacker at all, but a pissed off lamer who has a poor outlook and too much free time.

Reasons that a sysadmin might use DoS:

* A sysadmin may want to ensure that their site is not vulnerable by testing out the latest patch.
* A sysadmin has a runaway process on a server causing problems and cannot physically access the box (Simple Nomad has officially done this twice now).
* The sysadmin isn’t a sysadmin at all, but a pissed off lamer who has a poor outlook and too much free time.

Distributed DoS Attacks?

Distributed DoS attacks are an interesting phenomena. The premise goes like this:

• Attacker compromises 500 computers
• Attacker installs special software to listen for commands and send massive loads of packets
• Attacker uses special client software to send commands to 500 computers to direct them to flood a victim network

Try it out and give me some feedback

Tim

It is not Mod or an addon to your Blog but it is a small script that you place in each post so that when it is read it activated a Ping.

From His page are the instructions below.

How Do I Install It?
Login to your wordpress account

Click on the Presentation tab

Click on the Theme Editor

Edit the Single Post(singlepost.php)

Scroll through the code till you find
<?php require(’post.php’); ?>
Right below it put this snipplet of code in
pinghack.txt
And your done!

The Video move through the process quite quickly so I have pasted below the steps it goes through to help you follow it.

STEPS:

1) Hit windows key + r and then type regedit in Windows ‘Run’

2) Find HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters\Interfaces\ and then select the folder under Interfaces with your IP address or router information on it.(It should be the folder with the most entries in it)

3) Right click in right hand panel and click add new DWORD value named “TcpAckFrequency” in the folder from step 2,right click the entry then click modify and assign a value of 1 hex. Do this again with DWORD entry “”TCPNoDelay” with a value of 1 hex in the same folder.

4) XP USERS: Start > Settings > Control Panel then Add/Remove Programs, Windows Components on the left bar, scroll down and check the entry Message Queuing and click next. VISTA USERS: go to Control panel, uninstall a program, then turn windows features on or off. Check MSMQ Server and its subordinates.

5) Restart your computer.

6) Windows key + r, regedit

7)Find HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MSMQ\Parameters and right click on righthand panel and add new DWORD value TCPNoDelay, right click entry and assign a modifier of 1. Close registry, restart your computer!

If for some reason you want to change your system back to normal, modify all those earlier registries’ hexidecimal to 2, which turns them off. If this didn’t work for you then recheck that you did everything exactly correct. Enjoy!

Thanks

Tim