In our previous article, we explained about DDOS or Cyberattack distribution-denial-of-service, how it was done and how you can recognize that your internet service is a victim of such an attack.
Here, we threw several lights on the strategy used by cyber experts to reduce DDO Cyberattack.
These include black romping, limitation of levels, web application firewalls and nasal diffusion Anycast.
Let’s go one by one.
Blackhole Routingif Service that the internet property is under the DDoS attack, then the Internet Service Provider (ISP) from the property can create zero routes or black holes and dumps or distribute all network traffic into it, both legitimate and evil.
This technique is not the most helpful because it makes the network inaccessible, something that hackers want.
This rate limit is precautionary measures, defensive techniques used against DDoS attacks.
By limiting the level, we mean reducing or limiting the number of internet server requests can receive within a certain period of time.
Although this method may not be strong enough to handle a complex Cyberattack DDoS itself, of course it helps slow down the hackers from stealing information by making their work more difficult.
Firewalla Web Application Web Application Firewall (WAF) is placed between the Internet and the original server, and thus can protect the server from the attack by acting as a reverse proxy.
Firewall helps filter the request received by the original server.
Explanation: Blackhole routing, limitation of other levels and strategies used against Cyberattack DDoS
