Project: Code your own Anti-DDoS Umbrella in C

Today we will begin coding the "impossible", we're coding a system that will stop a Distributed Denial of Service attack. How can that be?
Well, there has been some quite recent developments in this field - and a couple of mitigating methods have arisen. We will test them out in this series.
In this episode you will improve your skills when it comes to pointers, structures, binary operations as well as learning a couple of libraries, like netlink and pcap.

[@costadev8970]

I'm learning low level programming and your channel has been very helpful, thank you.

[@dr-Jonas-Birch]

I'm glad to hear it, you are welcome. JB

[@adityawaghaskar4250]

Hey!! Thank you so much for this!! A great learning opportunity!

[@dr-Jonas-Birch]

Adit, You're welcome. I'm happy that you like it. JB

[@adityawaghaskar4250]

Btw do you also plan to include anything related to working of operating systems in future? Maybe simpler ones like RTOS, if am not wrong.

[@dr-Jonas-Birch]

You mean coding my own Os?
JB

[@adityawaghaskar4250]

@@dr-Jonas-Birch kind of or something related to it, ig it would be a hard one. What could be the simplest form of OS program that beginners or intermediate people can tinker around.

[@dr-Jonas-Birch]

Well the classical thing is to write a bootloader in 16 bit asm, perhaps displaying a simple message, either using Bios interrupts or by implementing Vga. But I'm not sure if it really is much of a spectator sport - the code is quite repetitive.
JB

[@adityawaghaskar4250]

@@dr-Jonas-Birch ohhh, i see.

[@ge0x1]

Amazing🙏

[@dr-Jonas-Birch]

Thank you geox -JB

[@distortions]

whats that sociopath app?

[@dr-Jonas-Birch]

It allows you to code directly against a server using the Scp protocol.
www2.doctorbirch.com/sociopath
JB