[nsp-sec] High DNS load in germany
P.Quick at telekom.de
P.Quick at telekom.de
Thu Jan 7 12:54:17 EST 2010
Hello nsp-sec,
During the last days, there are a lot of reports, that serveral german ISPs
have massiv problems with their DNS systems.
Major outages were reportet (eg. 1und1, InterntX, schlund,)
example: http://www.h-online.com/security/news/item/Attack-on-InterNetX-s-DNS-servers-898190.html
Since yesterday we also monitor a 500% increase of traffic
towards our authorised DNS. (till now we don't have any customer impact)
(mostly against dns01.btx.dtag.de and dns04.btx.dtag.de).
The hugh traffic is only temporary and from serveral sources all over the world.
I have tried to find some information, what coulde be the reason for this big
traffic increas.
Because of this i found the statistic-site from DENIC, about the
performace of the k-root-server of the DENIC.
http://k.root-servers.org/statistics/ROOT/recursion.html
There you can also seen an hugh increas of Recursion Requests since december.
(about 700%, also only temporary)
Does anybony see the same traffic-increase and does anybody know
whats the reason for that ?
In the moment i try to get in contact to other german ISP.
But my personal contacts didn't responde since now.
So if anybody from 1und1, schlund, InterntX ... is on the list
and is interest in sharing some information about this issue,
feel free to contact me offline.
Greetings,
Peter Quick
Deutsche Telekom AG
Service Zentrale, Group IT Security
Peter Quick
SZT-1
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E-Mail: p.quick at telekom.de
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