Not even a week has passed since the code sharing platform GitHub suffered the world’s biggest DDoS attack recorded at 1.35Tbps. Just four days later, the world record of the biggest DDoS has been broken in an attempt to take down the systems of an unknown entity identified as a “US-based service provider”. The 1.7Tbps attack […] The post Hackers Set New DDoS World Record: 1.7 Tbps appeared first on Fossbytes.
Hackers Set New DDoS World Record: 1.7 Tbps
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