slink,
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it has been some time since i ran an myself, so i am curious: do today's large volumetric (l2/l3) attacks still rely on source ip spoofing? have the attempts to implement unicast reverse path forwarding checks got anywhere on a broader scale?

jtk,

@slink Spoofing is still a thing, but it has been made harder for attackers to rely upon the past few years. We have also seen the popularity of Mirai-based IoT infections, for example, drive this "rebalancing" of more direct-path attacks.

https://www.m3aawg.org/blog/2023JDFalkAward-TomScholl
https://www.netscout.com/blog/ddos-attacks-are-increase-and-they-are-harder-detect

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