Incident
incident:devon_and_cornwall_police_website_ddos
NTP amplification denial-of-service incident against the police department’s website.
NTP amplification denial-of-service incident against the police department’s website.
“I DDossed it, sorry, with an NTP attack”
“I did it for like, five minutes and then it just stayed down”
| Direction | Predicate | Other entity | Origin | EP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| outgoing | INVOLVES | NTP amplification attack | Explicit | 62 |
| outgoing | TARGETS | Devon and Cornwall Police | Explicit | 62 |
| outgoing | INVOLVES | Null routing | Uncertain | 62 |
Devon and Cornwall Police website DDoS INVOLVES NTP amplification attack
The Devon and Cornwall Police website DDoS involved an NTP amplification attack.
Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 62 Details
“For this one, he had his own dedicated server doing an NTP amplification attack.”
Devon and Cornwall Police website DDoS TARGETS Devon and Cornwall Police
The incident targeted the Devon and Cornwall Police website.
Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 62 Details
“He launched it against the police department in his own town”
Devon and Cornwall Police website DDoS INVOLVES Null routing
Jack says the website may have remained down because police IT staff null-routed the incoming traffic, but presents this as a likelihood rather than a confirmed fact.
Uncertain Confidence 89% · Jack Rhysider EP 62 Details
“What likely happened was that somebody within the IT team at the police station just null-routed this incoming traffic”