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Wikipedia explains DDOS Attack (distributed denial-of-service attack) The New Internet Threat RioRey prevents DDOS attacks before they even reach your network. BusinessNOW goes behind the scenes with this dynamic Maryland-based tech company Source: Wikipedia Prevention and response Prolexic and Verisign are examples of providers of this service. Google Internet Summit 2009: Security Session Filed under: Blogroll , CIA , Education , future predictions , News , NSA , Security...Read Full Story

By Richard Stiennon, Chief Research Analyst, IT-Harvest The US Defense Information Systems Agency announced that it is going to released a Request For Information this month. They are looking at ways to detect and mitigate against distributed denial of service attacks at eleven gateways between the Internet and NIPRNET (Nonsecure Internet Protocol Router Network) . Here is the summary of the request: The DDoS detection and reaction capability is intended to provide a tool to provide...Read Full Story

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Some hackers claiming to be affiliated with Anonymous have launched a threat against Facebook. Some say it's an empty one. According to a YouTube video uploaded in July but covered widely this week, Anonymous is planning a full-fledged assault against the world's largest social network on November 5, or Guy Fawkes' Day. (Fawkes is the guy that tried to blow up the Houses of Parliament in 1605 and has become the unofficial mascot for Anonymous.) more...Read Full Story

Multiple U.S. and South Korean government and commercial Web sites were breached in a DDoS attack over the July 4, 2009, weekend. While the attacks were widespread, the technology behind them was surprisingly simple. Watch this on-demand Webinar for an analysis of the attacks and insight to their true significance on the IT and business communities. Request Free!Read Full Story