In a stark reminder of the growing threat posed by hacktivist groups, the pro-Palestinian Dark Storm Team has taken credit for a major distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack on X (formerly Twitter). This attack underscores
X, the social media platform owned by Elon Musk, suffered widespread outages on Monday, which the billionaire attributed to a cyberattack originating from IP addresses in Ukraine. Speaking on Fox Business, Musk
According to recent research from Kaspersky Lab and B2B International, nearly half (48%[EE1] ) of the companies surveyed believe they know the identity and motivation of those behind recent Distributed Denial of
A one in five chance of being hit. Several hours of downtime. Up to US$417,000 to recover. This is the portrait of a typical DDoS attack, analyzed in detail during the latest
More than one in five companies that suffered DDoS attacks found that their problems continued for several days, or even weeks, according to a survey conducted by Kaspersky Lab and B2B International.
DDoS attacks are now one of the most common and affordable cyberweapons. They are used by unscrupulous competitors, sinister extortionists or just everyday cyber-vandals. More and more companies, regardless of their size
