How to prove your non-involvement in a DOS attack?

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mffgicono2021-09-25 13:57:53

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mffgicono, 2021-09-25 13:57:53

Recently I understood the load testing tools, and for some reason I got the idea to check the university website. So I created a load of 100RPS and after 30 seconds I was locked out. And since I did it under my session, they immediately saw me and now they are summoning me to the dean's office. What should I tell them? So it was not the goal to put the system, and did all this in non-school hours.

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Alexander, 2021-09-25
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You do not need to prove innocence, but the absence of malicious intent.

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AlexVWill, 2021-09-26
@AlexVWill

Well, you loshara ... Remember one thing - a sincere confession and cooperation with the investigation is the surest way to become an accused from a suspect, and then convicted.
But if you are expelled, and this is quite possible, it will be a good lesson for the future. In addition, the army needs soldiers, and workers are needed at construction sites, so there is something to do.