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A powerful botnet has flexed its muscles once again by launching a massive 15.7 Tbps DDoS attack against a customer on Microsoft’s Azure cloud computing service.
The incident occurred on Oct. 24, with Microsoft indicating it involved over 500,000 devices generating internet traffic in an attempt to knock a target offline.
The company traced the DDoS to the “Aisuru” botnet, which was responsible for the largest DDoS on record back in September. That attack peaked at 22.2 Tbps,…
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A powerful botnet has flexed its muscles once again by launching a massive 15.7 Tbps DDoS attack against a customer on Microsoft’s Azure cloud computing service.
The incident occurred on Oct. 24, with Microsoft indicating it involved over 500,000 devices generating internet traffic in an attempt to knock a target offline.
The company traced the DDoS to the “Aisuru” botnet, which was responsible for the largest DDoS on record back in September. That attack peaked at 22.2 Tbps,…
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