On 2022-12-25 00:27, Frank Steinborn via tor-relays wrote:
Hi friends,
I made some smaller tweaks over the last few hours which should
especially help relays on nearly OOM or thrashing situations (making
use of Zswap + MGLRU if available).
The rules themselves are just the same, so no changes there.
I had an exit relay which was constantly DDoSed. Instance CPU usage was
40%.
Had the IP change (for another reason tho) and it didn't go away, the
DDoS targeted that particular fingerprint. That server had two relays,
one fortunately unaffected.
I ended up just changing the fingerprint for the affected one. Now I
have to wait for the ramp-up phase, yay!
Merry christmas,
Frank
Best,
Neel
------- Original Message -------
On Sunday, December 4th, 2022 at 11:25 PM, Frank Steinborn
steinex@nognu.de wrote:
Hi,
I want to show you my anti DDoS solution for my relays (aswell ;-). It
works without ipset, but with a mix of the recent and hashlimit
iptables modules.
What is does:
- If one IP address tries to make 7 SYN connection attempts per
second, they are locked out for 300 seconds. If they try another
connection in that timeframe, the timer is reset and they are locked
out for another 300 seconds.
- Threre are no more SYNs allowed if 4 connections are already in use
to the ORPort.
It works very well for me. Other solutons are far more aggressive but
I feel my solution works perfectly against the attacks, even if they
are not that aggresive.
On top of that, I feel its more easy to implement into ones existing
firewall solution.
You can find the repo here: https://github.com/steinex/tor-ddos
Feel free to give it a shot and feedback would be much appreciated!
Greetings,
steinex
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