FBI Takedown of Botnet Sparks Digital Arms Race Among Hackers
Cloudflare's AI-driven defenses autonomously blocked a 35-second UDP flood DDoS attack at 11.5 Tbps, surpassing the previous record by nearly 60% amid rising cyber threats.
- A recent DDoS attack set new records for metrics tracked, according to Cloudflare.
- Cloudflare stated that these DDoS campaigns exploit cloud resources and IoT botnets for ultra-short but intense attacks worldwide.
- The attacks are characterized as extremely intense hyper-volumetric assaults occurring worldwide.
- Forky reported he is now focused primarily on their hosting business.
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Cloudflare Thwarts Record 11.5 Tbps DDoS Attack on Labor Day 2025
Over the Labor Day weekend in 2025, Cloudflare Inc., a leading internet security and performance company, thwarted what it claims is the largest distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack ever recorded, peaking at a staggering 11.5 terabits per second (Tbps). This assault, which lasted just 35 seconds, targeted an unnamed customer in the hosting sector and was nearly 60% larger than the previous record of 7.3 Tbps that Cloudflare mitigated earl…
Cloudflare blocks another largest recorded DDoS attack - this time, peaking at 11.5 Tbps
Just a few months after the last one, Cloudflare blocks another record-breaker, peaking at 11.5 Tbps and 5.1 Bpps.
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