For those who have hosted a larger onion site (like tforum) that has been subject to ddos attacks and are open to sharing this information - what scale are we actually talking about here? how much bandwidth, how many requests per second? what is the bottleneck? is it network saturation (bandwidth), is it the application layer, is it number of connections, is number of circuits, is it the tor daemon itself (cpu load)? do the relays usually give up first or is it the hidden service itself? is it the introduction points? been curious about this for some time.
I'll approve, it's a good discussion. For reasons, I doubt anyone is going to give you specific numbers though.
thowaway sounds like they've plans!!
hope it works well for you and you do your proper homework.
if you succeed, KEEP YOUR INTEGRITY PLEASE!
hope it works well for you and you do your proper homework.
if you succeed, KEEP YOUR INTEGRITY PLEASE!
i know tools that are capable of sending more than 1tb of data in seconds supported with more than 60,000 botnet network but i don't know if that gonna work for tor network or not but these numbers i know for clear web