Remote Triggered Black Hole

Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, which pose a significant threat to companies today, seriously jeopardize network security. An effective defense mechanism against such attacks, RTBH (Remote Triggered Black Hole), protects networks by identifying malicious traffic sources and routing or blocking these IP addresses.

RTBH isolates harmful traffic sources via BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) or blocks them using security tools like iptables to manage internet traffic. This method plays a crucial role in ensuring network security by preventing attacks from reaching target systems.

Sensors of RTBH.com.tr, operating in over 50 locations worldwide, continuously monitor malicious IP addresses and aggregate them on list.rtbh.com.tr. This data enables the early detection and prevention of potential cyber threats.

RTBH helps companies minimize the impact of cyberattacks, ensuring their networks remain secure and their operations uninterrupted.

Additionally, RTBH is a procedure used by operators to neutralize targeted traffic. Traffic is redirected and malicious traffic is blocked through updates sent to BGP peers. This ensures that harmful traffic is neutralized while normal traffic flow continues, preserving system performance.

In conclusion, RTBH is a critical security solution that strengthens companies' defenses and offers effective protection against cyberattacks.

A total of 53 RTBH.com.tr sensors are located in our country's leading ISPs and data centers. This data is processed on four separate servers and presented with specialized filters applied.