How to defend against traffic attacks when using the my…
The fantasy beast server uses the following methods to defend against traffic attacks:
- Install a firewall: Configure a firewall on the server to restrict incoming and outgoing traffic. Software firewalls (like iptables) or hardware firewalls can be used to filter and block malicious traffic.
- Utilize reverse proxy: place a reverse proxy server, such as Nginx or HAProxy, behind the Paru server to help distribute traffic and filter out malicious requests.
- Set up DDoS protection: Utilize dedicated DDoS protection services or software to detect and prevent malicious traffic. These services can identify and filter out traffic attacks, ensuring the server operates normally.
- Encrypted connection: using the SSL/TLS protocol to encrypt the connection between the server and the client, to prevent man-in-the-middle attacks and data leaks.
- Load balancing: Using a load balancer to distribute traffic and spread it across multiple servers. This can help alleviate the pressure on individual servers and improve overall system availability.
- Monitoring and alert system: Install monitoring tools to track the traffic and performance of servers. Set up an alert system to promptly detect unusual traffic and attacks, enabling appropriate responses to be taken.
- Updating and maintaining: Regularly updating the server’s operating system and software to ensure they have the latest security patches and defense mechanisms. Additionally, regularly backing up data and ensuring the server is in optimal condition.
These are some basic defense methods, but please note that the form and intensity of DDoS attacks differ, so it is necessary to adjust and optimize defense strategies accordingly based on the actual situation.
