sykemyke's Journal: BotNet-resistance with multicasted LAMP virtualization

I were brainstorming with my friends about how to resolve answer to The Ultimate BotNet resistant LAMP web hosting service. Well, most of the stuff were already in use, but putting some new ideas and old tricks together, we got a new futuristic way of doing it.

• Idea put shortly:
• Based on idea, that only the end-user illusion of good experience matters.
• Web Hosting with virtual clusters running LAMP, although dispersed physically over continent.
• Customers have their own sandboxes, they maintain traditionally content in web service.
• Apache, PHP, MySQL are running separately in virtual hosts (as usual)
• Every line of PHP is sent to be evaluate in another host.
• Return packets won't go to sender, there is no actual Client-Server architecture, all execution goes randomly from physical host to another.
• Every packet is sent via multicast, but only receivers who are intrested can open content.
• Data scrambled with symmetric encryption in network.
• Based on ReduceMap-like algorithm, all handling is done and sent back.
• All traffic can go back via different Apache than it came in, in edge-NAT fuzzy-logic information is set back in order anyway.

I'm still trying to document the idea better, I just wanted it all on paper before going to sleep I'm going to write better essay about this idea as Network Security course's project work.

The longer article written just to explain it shortly, by not even going to details is available in http://users.tkk.fi/u/eahakkin/webhosting/index.html