[Simbaa]

PHP Code:

<?php

if (!isset($_SESSION)) {
    session_start();
}
// anti flood protection
if($_SESSION['last_session_request'] > time() - 2){
    // users will be redirected to this page if it makes requests faster than 2 seconds
    header("location: www.google.com");
    exit;
}
$_SESSION['last_session_request'] = time();
? 


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[Nefarious]

So since I am rubbish at coding would i put this in the index?

[Simbaa]

Well
It should be the part of every page on your web as it would try to divert the traffic hitting on the pages of your web.

[turkish-hacker]

Nice keep up good work

[SQLi]

So since I am rubbish at coding would i put this in the index?

You would put it wherever you have your website, and then do a include(); in all files that the clients can access.

[Ultimatum]

^ That works well, but I feel sorry for Google D:

[Guac]

^ That works well, but I feel sorry for Google D:

Even if you used 10 dedicated servers, it wouldn't even make Google flinch, they would literally laugh at you. The server would laugh so hard that its screws would come out.

[MineCrack]

This is inefficient. They're better ways to go about protecting your server.

[YP.]

Oh
Nice share! Im deffinitly going to try it

[KyleFYI]

This would only work for HTTP floods, but its stupid anyway. The attack is already reaching your server... By the time it redirects it would be on a new connection anyway. Witch means the script would be executing again...