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HTTP Flood

Definition: An application layer attack targeting web servers and applications with a barrage of seemingly legitimate HTTP GET or POST requests.

Example: An attacker uses a botnet of 10,000 computers to send 100 HTTP GET requests per second to a target website. This results in 1 million requests per second, overwhelming the web server’s ability to process legitimate user requests.

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Low and Slow Attack

A subtle DDoS attack that uses low bandwidth, but targets specific server vulnerabilities or design flaws to consume resources over time. The Slowloris attack opens multiple…

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Cloud Computing

Cloud Computing is when computing services, like servers, storage, databases, networking, software, and analytics, are provided over the internet (the cloud). This allows for…

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Reflection Attack

An attack where the perpetrator spoofs the victim’s IP address and sends requests to third party servers, which then direct their responses to the victim. In an NTP reflection…

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Blockchain

Blockchain is a technology that records transactions on multiple computers in a way that prevents changes to the recorded data. It offers a secure and transparent method for…

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DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service)

Definition: DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) is a cyberattack where multiple compromised systems flood a target with traffic, overwhelming its resources and causing a denial…

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Virtual Reality (VR)

Virtual Reality is a type of experience that can be like or unlike the real world. It is usually done using headsets and immersive environments to make users feel like they are in…

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