Why attackers love login endpoints (part 2)
Here is a question we could not answer well a year ago: what really happens with why attackers love login endpoints? We can answer it now.What we changedWe moved the decision from…
Here is a question we could not answer well a year ago: what really happens with why attackers love login endpoints? We can answer it now.What we changedWe moved the decision from…
login endpoint flood against a airline booking platform in North America, peaking at 101.6 million requests per second. Mitigated in 0.344 seconds.
Slowloris against a video streaming platform in the Benelux, peaking at 727.5 million requests per second. Mitigated in 0.711 seconds.
login endpoint flood against a online casino platform in Central Europe, peaking at 826.7 million requests per second. Mitigated in 0.197 seconds.
HTTP/2 rapid reset against a sports betting platform in Southeast Asia, peaking at 571.7 million requests per second. Mitigated in 0.582 seconds.
search endpoint flood against a airline booking platform in Central Europe, peaking at 148.5 million requests per second. Mitigated in 0.302 seconds.
login endpoint flood against a video streaming platform in the UK, peaking at 635.4 million requests per second. Mitigated in 0.012 seconds.
Slowloris against a fashion retail platform in Latin America, peaking at 480.9 million requests per second. Mitigated in 0.511 seconds.
HTTP GET flood against a electronics retail platform in Western Europe, peaking at 471.3 million requests per second. Mitigated in 0.704 seconds.
cache-busting query flood against a video streaming platform in Central Europe, peaking at 339.3 million requests per second. Mitigated in 0.647 seconds.
search endpoint flood against a online casino platform in the Benelux, peaking at 952.4 million requests per second. Mitigated in 0.701 seconds.
credential stuffing against a developer platform platform in the UK, peaking at 118.4 million requests per second. Mitigated in 0.911 seconds.