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Solomon, pictured in 2020, branded working from home 'an abberation,' was spinning at the BottleRock music festival's silent disco in Napa Valley on Sunday The CEO is set to perform at Lollapalooza in Chicago this summer. This is the second year in a row that Solomon has spun at BottleRock. In a stark contrast from his day job, the CEO was spinning at the BottleRock music festival's silent disco in Napa Valley on Sunday where people wore headphones so only they could hear the music. But at weekends he displays a markedly different persona. Solomon branded working from home 'an aberration' and demanded employees return to the office. Goldman Sachs, notorious for its long-hours culture, pushed for bringing staff in the office five days a week after only half of the bank's 10,000 person staff reported to headquarters in NYC when the office reopened on Feb. Solomon - one of Wall Street's toughest CEOs at one of its most demanding firms - moonlights as a DJ where festival goers see a different side of the executive. A reflection/amplification DDoS attack combines both techniques for a DDoS attack which is both high-volume and difficult to trace back to its point(s) of origin.Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon let loose spinning tunes at Napa Valley music festival's silent disco over the weekend. A reflection DDoS attack is when forged requests are sent to a very large number of Internet connected devices that reply to the requests that use IP address spoofing, where the 'source' address is set to the IP address of the actual target of the attack, where all replies are sent. The scale of attacks has increased in large part due to the use of what's called an NTP Reflection attack, which was used against the French website in February.Īs Arbor Networks explains: 'An amplification DDoS attack is when an attacker makes a relatively small request that generates a larger response/reply, which is true of most server responses.

To show the number, scale and variety of DDoS attacks that go on daily, Google and Arbor Networks released the Digital Attack Map last year, providing a near real-time status of the flow of attacks each day.

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