The Baby Rattlesnake of Cyberattacks: Why Layer 7 DDoS Can Be More Dangerous Than Larger Threats

The Baby Rattlesnake of Cyberattacks: Why Layer 7 DDoS Can Be More Dangerous Than Larger Threats

Layer 7 DDoS attacks are stealthy, potent, and often more dangerous than massive traffic floods. Learn why these “baby rattlesnakes” are so hard to stop.

Defining A Strong Cybersecurity Ecosystem For Higher Ed - Cybernoz - Cybersecurity News

Colleges and universities are faced with cyberattacks that come in many forms, including insider threats, malware, botnets, phishing, DDoS (distributed denial of service), ransomware, APT (advanced persistent threat), and others, writes Jim Jorstad, Senior Fellow for the Center for Digital Education and the Center for Digital Government, in a recent Government Technology article. The cost of cybercrime continues to skyrocket, with global losses …

Defining a Strong Cybersecurity Ecosystem for Higher Ed

This week in cybersecurity from the editors at Cybercrime Magazine –Read the full story in Government Technology Sausalito, Calif. – Apr. 1, 2025 Colleges and universities are faced with cyberattacks that come in many forms, including insider threats, malware, botnets, phishing, DDoS (distributed denial of service), ransomware, APT (advanced persistent threat), and others, writes Jim Jorstad, Senior Fellow for the Center for Digital Education a…