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Router DDOS option

CodeExplorer
CodeExplorer
in Network Security

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On my router settings:

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Security » DDOS » DDOS
On this page, you could enable/disable DDOS.
DDOS -> Enable

I know what DDOS attack is!
But here is the question: what this suppose to do???
It would be something like protect against DDOS I would understand!!!
Hell if I know what's up with that!
 

Edited by CodeExplorer

I think it can be some kind of anti-flood protection inside the firmware

Yes, DDoS protection basically acts as anti-flood by limiting the number of concurrent connections and/or rate-limit your transfers, SYN, ICMP packets

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