What is Backup DNS?
Backup DNS is an important part of any website or application infrastructure. It is a system of...
What is a Smurf DDoS attack?
Yes, the Smurf attack sounds cute and harmless, but we can assure you it is not. Instead, it is yet another DDoS attack that is made to...
Flood Attack: Prevention and Protection
In today’s digital age, security breaches and cyberattacks have become increasingly common. One such form of attack is the...
What is a Recursive DNS server?
When you browse the internet, you don’t write IP addresses to go to the pages you want; you just...
What is SNMP Vulnerability? How to stay protected?
SNMP Vulnerability is a hidden risk lurking in many network infrastructures. The Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) is a powerful...
HTTP flood attack – What is it and How to prevent it?
In a world where an online presence is crucial, an HTTP flood attack poses a significant threat, overwhelming websites with an onslaught of...
Botnet – what is it, and how does a Botnet attack work?
Cybercriminals often use Botnet for their malicious purposes. That way, they build their army of...
Understanding SYN flood attack
Imagine a tech gremlin relentlessly hammering at the door of a server, bombarding it with so many requests that it can’t keep up and...
How does OSI Application layer 7 DDoS attack work?
As cyber threats evolve, Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks have become more sophisticated and stealthy. Among the most complex...
DDoS amplification attacks by Memcached
In our increasingly interconnected world, cybersecurity threats continue to evolve, and one...