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What Is a DDoS Attack?

Infographic illustrating the rise in Ransom Denial of Service (RDoS) attacks in 2024, highlighting key statistics and trends.

The State of Ransom DDoS

Assessing your infrastructure readiness with Corero

Assessing Your Infrastructure Readiness for DDPaaS

An Exciting Evolution in Our Go-To-Market Strategy

Graph illustrating the distribution of SYN flood attack sizes in packets per second (pps) over a specific period. The x-axis represents time, while the y-axis shows the attack size in pps. Various peaks and troughs indicate fluctuations in attack intensity. The graph is part of Corero's research on SYN flood attacks.

TCP SYN Packets: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly (New Research)

Illustration of a digital network with interconnected nodes, representing the Mirai botnet. The image features a dark background with bright, glowing lines and points, symbolizing the flow of data and the complexity of the botnet structure.

New Research: Mirai’s Evolution and Its Increasing Effectiveness

Corero Security Operations Center (SOC) interface displaying network security metrics and analytics.

From Reactive to Proactive: The Customer-Driven Evolution of Our SOC

Cover page of the Corero DDoS Threat Intelligence Report 2023, featuring a dark background with a digital globe and network lines, highlighting the focus on cybersecurity and DDoS attack trends.

Webinar Recap: Insights from our 2023 Threat Intelligence Report

A detailed infographic illustrating the threat landscape in cybersecurity, featuring various types of cyber threats, their sources, and potential impacts on organizations. The graphic includes icons and text to represent different threat categories such as malware, phishing, and DDoS attacks, along with statistical data and visual elements to enhance understanding.

The Shifting Landscape of DDoS Attacks

How Have DDoS Attacks Evolved Over The Last 10 Years?

Infographic illustrating a DNS DDoS attack, showing the flow of malicious traffic overwhelming a target server, with various stages and components labeled for clarity.

DNS DDoS Attacks Have Doubled. What Does That Mean for Your Company?

Graphical representation of cybersecurity threat research by Corero, featuring various data points and analysis metrics.

Exploring the Shift Toward TCP DDoS Attack Vectors