Security & compliance
DDoS protection, IP theft prevention, operations audit and IDC compliance.
- Security & compliance
What is a DDoS attack? How it works, the three types and what you see when you are hit
What is a DDoS attack? A distributed denial of service attack makes many devices spread across the internet flood one target at once, exhausting its bandwidth, connections or CPU so real users cannot get in. It steals no data and breaks into nothing: it attacks availability.
- Security & compliance
ARP spoofing attack explained: how it works, what it damages and how to spot it in a data center
An ARP spoofing attack sends forged ARP replies on a layer 2 segment so other hosts map the gateway's or a server's IP to the attacker's MAC. ARP has no authentication, so no exploit is needed; one compromised server can take a whole VLAN down, hijack traffic or steal IPs.
- Security & compliance
How to prevent DDoS attacks: layered defenses and what to do when you are hit
There is no single fix for DDoS. Host firewall and kernel settings handle small floods, anything above your port speed needs upstream scrubbing, and beyond that a DDoS-protected IP or CDN. Under attack: identify the type, switch to protection, call your provider, preserve evidence.
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