Which steps could you take to minimize the effect of a potential (D)DoS attack in IIS?

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  •  12-09-2019
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Question

With a single-server setup for simplicity, which steps could you do to minimize the attacks of a (D)DoS attack? And is it really worth it taking these steps, considering their effectivity and impact on 'normal' users?

[EDIT] I also meant to include steps which you would need inject into your code to apply, not only IIS setup.

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Solution

A good point to start it´s having a good firewall that blocks IP when they are doing a lot of petitions per second.

The IIS LockDown Tool can be useful: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd450372(WS.10).aspx

OTHER TIPS

-- Identifying the expected number of users/connection and limiting the connection. -- URLScan can filter out unwanted requests.. search for URLScan on iis.net

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