BHAN85
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DoS attacks of any kind dont leak information, just block the service (DoS = Denial of Service, DDoS = Distributed Denial of Service).Could this DDoS attack leak our IPs and other information?
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But IP addresses are relatively easy to discover in a forum by other users. Just a user post a image in his hosting, and all the users ip addresses who load the post will be in that hosting log. Or just posting a URL in a own hosting, all the ip addresses who visit the url will be logged in the url hosting.
So if you have concerns about your IP address, visit forums with a VPN.
Anyway, a IP address alone is useless to get more information than the ISP (internet service provider) that you use (and what's your country from where you're connected).
IP address can be use to hack only if you have public services open in it (rare in most of users).
And IP address, like web services, can be always target for a DoS. i.e: If someone knows your ip address, he can block your internet connection until you reconnect and change the IP.
IP address is like have a telephone number, it always can be blocked if you call from one millions telephones to that number at the same time (that's a DDoS).
But normal users have dynamic ip address and it changes in every internet session.