Is there no alternative to lightwrite theatre

Prince suggested attackers may have a network of their own to be able to generate such a volume. Since then, it has generated more than 300 Gbps of traffic вЂ“ 300 gigabits of data per second.

Prince said the attack began last week, at first sending 85 Gbps of traffic. The company advised its clients its Sydney servers had been affected overnight but were back online this morning. Attackers then went upstream, attacking the networks CloudFlare connects to.Д¬loudFlare's chief executive, Matthew Prince, has detailed the attack on his blog overnight. CloudFlare essentially reroutes illegitimate traffic aimed at its clients, minimising the impact on them. He went on to say attackers had been joined by others who also 'had problems' with Spamhaus.ДЄfter an initial attack against Spamhaus last week, attackers turned their rage towards CloudFlare, a company engaged by Spamhaus to mitigate the attack. 'At this moment we are not even conducting any attacks because our people from our group stopped any attack yesterday morning so if they are still under attack, which I think they are because I get news feeds that they are still under attack, then it's now other people attacking them,' Kamphuis told RT.com. He said members of another group, which he named as, were carrying out the attacks, not CyberBunker. In the RT.com interview, conducted via Skype, Kamphuis claimed Spamhaus uses 'mafia' tactics and blacklists anyone who does not comply with their demands.

From time to time, internet service providers are wrongly blacklisted, but the issue is often corrected quickly and email flows again.

Some outlets have published interviews quoting a spokesman for CyberBunker, Sven Olaf Kamphuis, accusing Spamhaus of being a 'major censorship organisation pretending to fight spam'.Д¬lients of a blacklisted hosting company cannot send email and other traffic around the internet if others heed the blacklist, effectively crippling their business. Since the attacks became public on Wednesday, the issue has polarised internet users, with many on social media justifying them as payback for Spamhaus' role as a 'censor of the internet'.

Is there no alternative to lightwrite theatre