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[maksis <2019497@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Should be fixed in https://github.com/airdcpp/airdcpp-
windows/commit/55a50d9a720c885f59ca80ab3ad206b17e387bf4 (it also adds
flood checks for incoming TCP connections)

Looks like the hub also stopped flooding...

** Changed in: airdcpp
       Status: New => Fix Released

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Title:
  Handling of CTM/search DDoS triggered by a malicious hub

Status in AirDC++:
  Fix Released
Status in DC++:
  New

Bug description:
  I've received a few weird crash reports that are both linked to a
  specific hub (favorite-hub.net):

  https://github.com/airdcpp-web/airdcpp-webclient/issues/450
  https://github.com/airdcpp/airdcpp-windows/issues/63

  While inspecting the issue more closely, I noticed that the client
  receives about 300 search/CTM requests per second from the hub,
  similar to these:

  $Search 82.146.38.183:80 F?F?0?1?t
  $ConnectToMe maksis 82.146.38.183:443
  $Search 82.146.38.183:443 F?F?0?1?p
  $ConnectToMe maksis 82.146.38.183:80
  $Search 82.146.38.183:80 F?F?0?1?t
  $ConnectToMe maksis 82.146.38.183:443
  $Search 82.146.38.183:443 F?F?0?1?p
  $ConnectToMe maksis 82.146.38.183:80
  $Search 82.146.38.183:80 F?F?0?1?t
  $ConnectToMe maksis 82.146.38.183:443

  Looks like this has been going on for years already and the client is
  unable to even report it in a meaningful way. DC++ shows a few status
  messages about search spam but that doesn't really reveal the full
  extent of the problem as the aim of the hub is clearly to consume all
  possible system resources from its users.

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