Just recently, GitHub, the most famous code sharing and hosting platform, faced the world’s most powerful DDoS attack. As per GitHub, the website was unavailable for about 5 minutes (17:21 to 17:26 UTC) on February 28th as a result of this massive torrent of 1.2 Tbps traffic targetting the site all at once. Soon after the […] The post 1.35Tbps: GitHub Faced World’s Biggest Ever DDoS Attack appeared first on Fossbytes.
1.35Tbps: GitHub Faced World’s Biggest Ever DDoS Attack
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