Why most layer 7 attacks last less than ten minutes
Over the last few months we have spent a lot of time on why most layer 7 attacks last less than ten minutes. This is what we learned.Observability firstEvery mitigation decision is…
Over the last few months we have spent a lot of time on why most layer 7 attacks last less than ten minutes. This is what we learned.Observability firstEvery mitigation decision is…
This post is about how to hide your origin IP properly. It started, as most of our posts do, with an incident that did not go the way we expected.Testing in production,…
carpet-bombing UDP flood against a municipal services platform in North America, peaking at 141.6 Gbps. Mitigated in 0.180 seconds.
memcached amplification against a sports betting platform in Iberia, peaking at 199.9 Gbps. Mitigated in 0.829 seconds.
carpet-bombing UDP flood against a tax authority portal platform in Western Europe, peaking at 249.5 Gbps. Mitigated in 0.760 seconds.
carpet-bombing UDP flood against a developer platform platform in Latin America, peaking at 210.5 Gbps. Mitigated in 0.049 seconds.
credential stuffing against a online payments platform in the Nordics, peaking at 933.8 million requests per second. Mitigated in 0.490 seconds.
SYN flood against a crypto exchange platform in Latin America, peaking at 58.3 Gbps. Mitigated in 0.315 seconds.
SYN flood against a healthcare portal platform in North America, peaking at 221.4 Gbps. Mitigated in 0.788 seconds.
why attackers love login endpoints sounds like a narrow topic. It turns out to touch almost every part of how an edge network behaves under attack.Why per-route baselines matterA thousand requests per…
Slowloris against a developer platform platform in the Benelux, peaking at 630.4 million requests per second. Mitigated in 0.082 seconds.
WebSocket connection flood against a healthcare portal platform in Latin America, peaking at 327.8 million requests per second. Mitigated in 0.226 seconds.