Small DDoS Attacks Cause Big Problems

Distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks make headlines when they are 1) large enough to cripple a website and 2) the affected website belongs to a recognizable organization. For example, we’ve seen news stories about attacks on websites with many users (such as PlayStation, a gaming website) or websites that serve a critical function (such as the South African State Broadcasting Corporation).

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However, most DDoS attacks are not large, volumetric attacks, and DDoS hackers target all kinds of organizations, not only big, household name companies or government agencies. No website or online application is immune to DDoS, and any size DDoS attack is cause for alarm. You see, DDoS is not just a web availability issue; it’s a security issue.

Corero research has shown that the vast majority (93%) of DDoS attacks are under 1 Gbps, and 96% last less than 30 minutes. That’s certainly not enough to cripple a website. So why would hackers launch such attacks, and why should companies care, as long as their network remains up and running?

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