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This unironically should be shown in classrooms. It'll get everyone's attention and then the teacher can spend the next few minutes after it finishes explaining every step of the attack referencing a part of the video. "OP uses the Among Us imposter to symbolize the fact that the server struggles to tell real users and the attacker's bots apart."
You’ve already doomed us! The DDaMOGUS is - *A fatal error has occurred and could not be resolved. Please attempt to restart your computer. If a direct reboot fails, please consult one of our technicians.
Bloody hell, never realized how shitposts could actually be used to educate people. I also feel like this is gonna turn into one of those niche meme genres that's gonna go viral and will refuse to die. Basically Boykisser but an entire meme genre.
A simple DoS (Denial of Service) would be if all those cutouts were driven to the theatre in a single school bus. These are easy to protect against, since the movie theatre can just put up a picture of the school bus driver in the ticket booth, and simply refuse to sell him more tickets. By contrast, a DDoS (*Distributed* Denial of Service) would be if that school bus driver, instead of going directly to the theatre, had cruised around his neighbourhood, going door to door and convincing his neighbours to adopt the cutouts, and also that the cutouts all want to see the movie, so that each household would buy a single ticket for their own cutout independently, without even realizing the cutout isn't a real person.
What is funny is Ddos attacks are arguably not even illegal. It's just someone flooding a server with requests. They are allowed to send as many requests as they want. Sometimes real users may even ddos accidentally. This is why it's the responsibility of the owner to implement anti-ddos techniques on their servers.
If it's done with intent then it becomes a felony under the computer fraud and misuse act. Knock yourself offline because you're a dumbass and wrote some code that dos'es yourself then it's fine
Know what's funny? I knew nothing about what a DDos was. This meme actually allowed me to understand the fundamentals, and them being Crewmates begins to make sense. Honestly impressive. We should really start explaining more stuff through memes just like this one. Learned something today from this. Thanks!
This is incredible. I studied this in trade school and, while I understood it, this is even easier to understand than what I was taught. Every meme was perfectly deployed. The use of "Among Us" spacemen and their concept of an imposter perfectly covered the imitation of calls to the server, in which they pretend to be a real user. The master "Among Us" crewman infecting the Bot Net with slave crewmen (all imposters making fake calls) covers the distributed part. "STOP POSTING ABOUT AMONG US" (server is called too much) perfectly segues into the scene of the black kid having a nervous break down. This might be a challenge, but please hear me out: cover DNS, DHCP, and the APIPA Error with memes. I learned what those were, but the complex nature of the topic is hard to remember, even though I understood it then. For me, the hardest thing to remember was Port Numbers.
How i understood this was: A system/several systems flood a server with bad information, causeing an inevitable crash because the server simply can not handle the sheer volume of requests
I've always been a really firm believer of complicated/foreign subjects being actually easy to understand if you explain it to other people using analogies of the stuff they often watch/read/play and this video just solidified that belief even further.
It amazes me every time how "that one guy" can explain something to me that I've never quite understood before in a tenth of the time most other people can't.
Very tempted to send this to my cybersecurity teacher, we're legitimately about to start learning about attack methods after we get back from spring break
Big amoguses yapping incoming means stop_posting_about_amongus.mp4 so block the moguses and get them kicked out with the rizz memory and put a fix_everything_tape.png to prevent more amogi. Or just be rude and pick the crewmates that are not imposters, but remember some crewmates will not access the Service if they want to, or the imposter will disguise itself as a crewmate. (explanation for gen alpha dummies)
Coming from someone who can barely restart a router, this was more informative than I expected. What I gathered is that multiple bots spam the server till it overloads and crashes, taking anyone using the server down with it?
Basically- you spam a command until the system runs out of memory or threads to handle incoming requests. Doesn't matter how fast your server is. You can spam it into giving up.
there is a point where the server is good enough that even 99% of the world is infected, and still no crashes If you can get to that point, Congratulations, you have earned the strongest server in the world
Wow, just WOW. Absolutely breathtaking! As someone who has been deeply involved in the field of IT for over 5 years, I have never seen something so truly amazing. This video is truly a game-changer for UA-cam and the internet as a whole. We are entering a new era of content creation. The clarity, the elegance, the sheer brilliance of the explanation left me in total awe. I have seen many explanations of Turing Machines and the Von Noumann Architecture. But THIS vide? This video opened my eyes in a way nothing else has my entire life. it's like witnessing the entierty of human history, from fire to agriculture to writing to math to computers to THIS. I had to pause several times to recompose myself from the constat sobbing. The explanation is just THAT majestic. I fell like I'm seeing the Mona Lisa for the first time. but now, in a field I have dedicated most of life to. HUGE Kudos to sentry for crafting such an unbelievably amazing mind blowing mind boggling magestic genius intuitive enlightening piece of content. THIS is what keeps me coming back to UA-cam. THIS is what keeps me awake at night. THIS is what I live for. THIS is my life.
@@goldenfiberwheat238 we got ddos attack from russian hacker, they cause your game fake server is full and disconnected, then few seconds later you will automatically send into their server But the funny thing is you can't join their server because you don't have VIP lmao
@@goldenfiberwheat238 yeah, we got ddos attacked from russian players, first they will fake send messages "Server is full" then disconnected, after few seconds you will automatically send into their server But the funny part is you cannot join their server because you don't have VIP and MUST USE YOUR MONEY TO BUY lmao
@@jnelr.3645 Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am
We've almost come full circle when it comes to brainrot memes. This is the halfway point where we apply brainrot to past humor to make them informative. There's still another halfway to go, prolly by applying more 21st century humor to it to make it brainrot again. And the cycle resets every generation.
as someone who just finished writing a part about DDoS attacks for my Computing coursework, this is a very accurate, and best, representation of DDoS 💀
the only part some people might get it wrong is that the server wont always crash in ddos some method of ddos isn't consuming cpu , a simple example is tcp-syn flood, which will only fill the half-connected queue so other cant connect to the server because the half connected queue is fulled an the new syn request will be dropped.
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I hate the fact that this was really easily understandable
Fr 😭
Imagine that you're a gen alpha, going to learn about cybersecurity 101, and your zoomer teacher just casually pull this up
Trueeeee
My videos are better!!!
with a bit of explanation. you'll get the theory on how this works.@@localbearmascot
That should be taught in classrooms
This unironically should be shown in classrooms.
It'll get everyone's attention and then the teacher can spend the next few minutes after it finishes explaining every step of the attack referencing a part of the video.
"OP uses the Among Us imposter to symbolize the fact that the server struggles to tell real users and the attacker's bots apart."
but its only half way true because as soon as the bots stop spamming the server things go back to normal
yes
Yeah, cuz this is the only way you can get attention of a Gen Alpha 💀
@@verdox0 Not if the server has shit code and ends up crashing because of invalid requests overflowing
imagine hitting that server with the am-am-am-am-am-am-am-am-am-am-am-am-am-am-am-am-am-am-am-
Translate that to Turkish..
am in turkish ☠ (im a Turk)
@@MGSolak_MFX2676 Çok ayıp birşey yazdı..
@@IshaanWhoLikesPotato hem de ne ayıp...
@@MGSolak_MFX2676if I say it's 8am in turkey do I get arrested? (wtf does it mean)
every time i see someone booting now they always say there using something called nightmare stresser
3k likes and no comments? WTF!!
@@mynameiskabo6682and in one day
*they're
@@MeatBunFul teyh’er* 🤓☝️
@@mynameiskabo6682obvious advertising for a booter
brain rot that actually teaches something
So its not brain rot
@@elvpsebrain liquidification for easier information digestion
@@umbralgaming3443 threw it into a blender for convenience
@@umbralgaming3443 Liquid brain time
My videos are better!!!
This is true. After studying computer science for 22,193 years I can confirm this is how DDoS works, beware the DDoSers among us.
I see what you did there ඞ
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DDuSsy baka
You’ve already doomed us! The DDaMOGUS is -
*A fatal error has occurred and could not be resolved. Please attempt to restart your computer. If a direct reboot fails, please consult one of our technicians.
I studied cybersecurity for 65,535 years.
gen alpha security lecture
Not joking. This is the simplest explaination of the DDOS attack that I ever watched.
Simple, yet informative.
"Peak education"
My videos are better!!!!
My videos is better than you!!!!
Shut up@@user-ex5zk5cd9j
I have no video
@@ashura2209 ok, and?
holy shit its easier to understand than my teachers 💀💀
Teachers are unfortunately well-known for yammering on to drag out the lecture for as long as possible instead of just getting to the god damn point.
My videos are better!!!
@@SilvercattoOsomExactly
i mean how else you gonna fill that 9 hours per day teaching? with more yapping obviously
@@user-ex5zk5cd9jthose aren’t even your videos💀
Bloody hell, never realized how shitposts could actually be used to educate people.
I also feel like this is gonna turn into one of those niche meme genres that's gonna go viral and will refuse to die. Basically Boykisser but an entire meme genre.
Boykisser is recent, that's why it hasn't died yet. Yet trollface hasn't died for more than a decade now. Though it's now in a new form.
@@Szy96335 wojak as well
A brain nourishment disguised as brainrot.
Imagine showing this video to an 18th century Victorian peasant without a shred of context
8 likes bro fell off 💀💀💀💀
@@oliverjade6998yea fr lol
Imagine going to see a movie, but all the seats have already been filled by cardboard cutouts of people
That’s a DDoS in a nutshell
Thats actually a brilliant explanation
@@Nicotrie For real
A simple DoS (Denial of Service) would be if all those cutouts were driven to the theatre in a single school bus. These are easy to protect against, since the movie theatre can just put up a picture of the school bus driver in the ticket booth, and simply refuse to sell him more tickets.
By contrast, a DDoS (*Distributed* Denial of Service) would be if that school bus driver, instead of going directly to the theatre, had cruised around his neighbourhood, going door to door and convincing his neighbours to adopt the cutouts, and also that the cutouts all want to see the movie, so that each household would buy a single ticket for their own cutout independently, without even realizing the cutout isn't a real person.
I would say that places are taken by wax figures. Becuz server thinks that clients of attacker are real
ah so you have been to see Madam Web
This is how gen Alpha will be taught IT.
Oh god… I can hear them use alpha slang to teach noooo!
Lol, true!
@@mahmoodali2437so the attacker fanum tax rizzes the server a skibidi toilet amount of...I can already feel my brain rotting while typing this
@@vectorlambda I'm gonna throw up 🤢
@@plaguenplay3516 my eyes..... MY EYES!
What is funny is Ddos attacks are arguably not even illegal. It's just someone flooding a server with requests. They are allowed to send as many requests as they want. Sometimes real users may even ddos accidentally. This is why it's the responsibility of the owner to implement anti-ddos techniques on their servers.
Yes, it should be the responsibility of good people to stop retards from doing retarded things
The illegal part is the setup of bots. It's extremely hard to find a way to get enough bots legally to form a sizable network.
If it's done with intent then it becomes a felony under the computer fraud and misuse act. Knock yourself offline because you're a dumbass and wrote some code that dos'es yourself then it's fine
Real users can only cause DoS, not DDoS. The latter requires control over many machines across different locations
no they definitely are illegal lmao
10 years of memes just flashed before my eyes
Know what's funny?
I knew nothing about what a DDos was. This meme actually allowed me to understand the fundamentals, and them being Crewmates begins to make sense. Honestly impressive. We should really start explaining more stuff through memes just like this one. Learned something today from this. Thanks!
You're welcome!
like i would unironically watch a summary of like ww2 like this
That wasn't funny
@@mobiljetoil not funny as in humorous. Funny as in abnormal, counterintuitive, or strange
Pretty sure all of them are imposters, not crewmates, if I'm gonna be honest
As a server, I can confirm that too much amongus will cause me to shut down.
And what happens when you shut down?
@@Neuro_nActivationUsers will get upset
Amongus Amongus Amongus
Okay, but what about the sussy sus? Imposters? Crewmates, perhaps? Or are you just sus.
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youtube kids if it was educational
0:00 Attacker infects computers
0:06 Botnet spams server
0:09 Server overloaded
0:21 Server is down
Bots should be on the side of the users, since the server responds to them as users and thats what makes it unable to respond to users who arent bots
Yeah, except those other users aren't infected with the *Amogus ඞ* virus 😂
Holy fuck he just typed a little amogus how did he do that
@@tekrit3249I think it's a hieroglyphic or maybe an Arabic character?
its like some unicode symbol or letter of some language like other guy said
So your saying the bots are basically imposters
Actually perfect representation for people who have little to no information on this subject, literally perfect for a classroom
My videos are better!!!
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expect, "am" literally means vagina in Turkish. we get no juice
@@user-ex5zk5cd9j what does "89" have to do with any of this?
@@user-ex5zk5cd9jmake me belive
I had no idea what ddos meant before this video. Now I have *some* idea about it.
This literally made me easily understand what ddosing is we need more videos like this
This is incredible. I studied this in trade school and, while I understood it, this is even easier to understand than what I was taught.
Every meme was perfectly deployed. The use of "Among Us" spacemen and their concept of an imposter perfectly covered the imitation of calls to the server, in which they pretend to be a real user.
The master "Among Us" crewman infecting the Bot Net with slave crewmen (all imposters making fake calls) covers the distributed part.
"STOP POSTING ABOUT AMONG US" (server is called too much) perfectly segues into the scene of the black kid having a nervous break down.
This might be a challenge, but please hear me out: cover DNS, DHCP, and the APIPA Error with memes. I learned what those were, but the complex nature of the topic is hard to remember, even though I understood it then.
For me, the hardest thing to remember was Port Numbers.
As an embedded systems engineer, i want to code a piece of anti ddos software called amogusblock
Wait doesn't that already exist tho XD
@@Ugh718 i don't care, i will make it anyways
@@Ugh718 What is the matter anyways
*Amogi cause it is a cluster of amoguses attack. Get a better grammar smh
@@vectorlambda true, will be renaming my GitHub project to AmogiBlock - thank you for the correction
Out of every DDoS explanation, this one finally makes me understand how it works
all it took was 21st century digital brainrot for the info to "decompose" into your brain.
My videos are better!!!
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@@user-ex5zk5cd9j The amount of your videos is the amount of braincells you have
How i understood this was:
A system/several systems flood a server with bad information, causeing an inevitable crash because the server simply can not handle the sheer volume of requests
The server could not handle the amoguses
Correct
I've always been a really firm believer of complicated/foreign subjects being actually easy to understand if you explain it to other people using analogies of the stuff they often watch/read/play and this video just solidified that belief even further.
Yeah
im gonna remember this comment
this is a very rare type of meme that is actually educational. respect
This feels like some sort of a school project for a computers class.
It amazes me every time how "that one guy" can explain something to me that I've never quite understood before in a tenth of the time most other people can't.
This ain't just brain rot, the brain is cold, dessicated and buried 10 feet under already
Couldnt find anything more scientifically accurate
in the most serious way possible, this was actually informative
Very tempted to send this to my cybersecurity teacher, we're legitimately about to start learning about attack methods after we get back from spring break
send it and see if your teacher uses it for educational purposes
If you do please tell us
Some teachers are there to complicate simple things
feels like u made that edit back in 2020 and just post it 4 years later
REAL
FR
Yes
ye
I'm the fifth reply
sick amogus type beat 💀💀💀
AMO AMO AMO AMO AMO AMO AMO AMO AMO AMO AMO AMO AMO AMO AMO
This shi really goes hard tbh
I learn more here about cyber attacks than on my university
The fact that there’s so many memes here but it’s still understandable is a miracle.
explain DDOS mitigation next please
among us filter
crewmates go into trashcan when seen
Big amoguses yapping incoming means stop_posting_about_amongus.mp4 so block the moguses and get them kicked out with the rizz memory and put a fix_everything_tape.png to prevent more amogi. Or just be rude and pick the crewmates that are not imposters, but remember some crewmates will not access the Service if they want to, or the imposter will disguise itself as a crewmate. (explanation for gen alpha dummies)
@@vectorlambdapeak gen alpha education
Gen Alpha College teachers will show this peak education in IT class in the near future
As an IT student i can tell that this is true and it's NUTS, a DDoS caused the infamous 2016 Dyn Cyberattack.
The only thing this video is lacking is korone's "Oh i'm die thank you forewa"
I like to think the AMOGUS are crawling through a vent to get into the server room.
Coming from someone who can barely restart a router, this was more informative than I expected. What I gathered is that multiple bots spam the server till it overloads and crashes, taking anyone using the server down with it?
pretty much. many bots, shit ton of false requests, server overloads and crashes, users sad
@@plaguenplay3516 Gotcha, thank you for taking the time to confirm my thoughts :)
it just disconnects the server from the user
But you can still use other servers
Pretty much enough to understand what DDoS is. I'm sure it's a bit more tricky and complex than that, but it's more than enough to know.
@@reknostarfox4690 I don't doubt that! But witj my limited knowledge I wouldn't understand I'm afraid.
Much easier to understand than a two pages essay explaining how it works
this should be de-facto DDoS attack example
YES, USE IT EVERYWHERE
Basically- you spam a command until the system runs out of memory or threads to handle incoming requests. Doesn't matter how fast your server is. You can spam it into giving up.
there is a point where the server is good enough that even 99% of the world is infected, and still no crashes
If you can get to that point, Congratulations, you have earned the strongest server in the world
"STOP POSTING ABOUT AMONG US"
-Server
a good textbook should be like this
The fact that this is actually a decent (albeit basic) explanation is even better
I think the fact I now know how a DDOS works is the saddest part
lmaoo me too
Why are you sad about It?
It give me a tf2 bot crisis PTSD
신태일은 월드클래스네 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
MY TEACHER SHOWED OUR CLASS THIS VIDEO LMAO
NO WAY
My teacher knows trends so she knew everything that happened there. She showed us it and we tried not to laugh. it was impossible
@@Ultrakrillon0
LOL
cap
W teacher
why did we just get a free trip back to 2020
“What we’re you doing during 1939-1945?
The minions: 0:06
Wow, just WOW. Absolutely breathtaking! As someone who has been deeply involved in the field of IT for over 5 years, I have never seen something so truly amazing. This video is truly a game-changer for UA-cam and the internet as a whole. We are entering a new era of content creation. The clarity, the elegance, the sheer brilliance of the explanation left me in total awe. I have seen many explanations of Turing Machines and the Von Noumann Architecture. But THIS vide? This video opened my eyes in a way nothing else has my entire life. it's like witnessing the entierty of human history, from fire to agriculture to writing to math to computers to THIS. I had to pause several times to recompose myself from the constat sobbing. The explanation is just THAT majestic. I fell like I'm seeing the Mona Lisa for the first time. but now, in a field I have dedicated most of life to. HUGE Kudos to sentry for crafting such an unbelievably amazing mind blowing mind boggling magestic genius intuitive enlightening piece of content. THIS is what keeps me coming back to UA-cam. THIS is what keeps me awake at night. THIS is what I live for. THIS is my life.
this feels like the most 2021 meme I have seen in 2024
Precise explanation on how Distributed Denial of Service should not exi-
This video:
Imagine trying to explain this to someone who's never seen any of these memes...
I hate how this teaches me more than actual school
Omg please I need more computer science concepts taught like this. I'm in a cybersecurity class and that shit makes NO sense
This should be a series, hilarious 😆
This aint Brain Rot
This is Brain Nourishment
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This is the Left 4 Dead 2 community now
What
I agree with you
@@goldenfiberwheat238 we got ddos attack from russian hacker, they cause your game fake server is full and disconnected, then few seconds later you will automatically send into their server
But the funny thing is you can't join their server because you don't have VIP lmao
@@goldenfiberwheat238 yeah, we got ddos attacked from russian players, first they will fake send messages "Server is full" then disconnected, after few seconds you will automatically send into their server
But the funny part is you cannot join their server because you don't have VIP and MUST USE YOUR MONEY TO BUY lmao
@@zerozombie5400 L
Firewalls with stateful packet inspection: Looks a bit sus to me.
true
*True by Spandau Ballet plays*
As disturbing as this sounds, it's actually funny how well it was explained
Direct
Denial
Of
Sussy
Its been many years since someone posted amogus meme, and this one is educational, thanks
no the meme is just dead
@@epiccoolguyLPIt's better
@@epiccoolguyLPnah, the meme's still among us
If I ever become a teacher and have to explain what's DDoS, I'll show this to my students
based
Accurate portrayal of a SYN flood
Аm am am am am am am am am am am am am amogus
the repeating "AM" is the greatest thing ever
Man still keeping amogus memes alive 💀☠️
If innersloth didn’t release the crappy update, among us wouldn’t have died
@@Seeded335 agree
0:06 this beat 🗣🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
am am am am am am
Am means pussy in Turkish
who else misses 2020 meme humor? I feel like meme culture fell off since ohio and skibidi toilet
exactly.
unpopular opinion but i really wish we could go back to 2017-2020
When among us was the peak of brain rot humour... Nowadays we have far worse shit roaming the internet
@@4thalt2014-2016 wasn't bad either probably the most nostalgic time for me when it comes to youtube.
@@thatsalot3577 Yeah.
Mid-late 2010s in general was golden.
I agree. After 2020 memes just went into the deep end
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Am am am a. A
Aahahhahammmmahhhhhm
@@jnelr.3645 Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am
Networking should be demonstrated this way to simplify how things work
i cant believe i got taught what a ddos attack is with fucking among us
- So how do you prevent DDoS without also preventing users from using the server?
- That's the neat part! You don't.
This is what I call 2020's edutainment
AM- AM- AM- AM- AM- AM- AM- AM- AM- AM- AM- AM-
We've almost come full circle when it comes to brainrot memes. This is the halfway point where we apply brainrot to past humor to make them informative. There's still another halfway to go, prolly by applying more 21st century humor to it to make it brainrot again. And the cycle resets every generation.
tbh this is the first time I actually understand the concept of ddos pretty clearly
As someone who can’t understand computers to save their life or rather their information I appreciate this
When you say "explain it to me as if I were 5"
This thing taught me more than my hours of Networking class
as someone who just finished writing a part about DDoS attacks for my Computing coursework, this is a very accurate, and best, representation of DDoS 💀
I miss the sad violin meme sound its still funny as hell😂
the only part some people might get it wrong is that the server wont always crash in ddos
some method of ddos isn't consuming cpu , a simple example is tcp-syn flood, which will only fill the half-connected queue so other cant connect to the server because the half connected queue is fulled an the new syn request will be dropped.
brain nourishment
This got recommended to me right before a Networking exam.
So, did you get a good score?
yes, thanks for asking!
Honestly impressive that you were able to explain this with such a simple meme
He should be our It Teacher
the ultimate 2021 mash
more stuff like this pls, it is both brain rot and educational wtf