Summary Report - (Past 24 hours)
Global Denial of Service
Background
Denial of Service attacks overwhelm a target with either too many connection requests or too much bandwidth. The intended result is to make the target inaccessible, although other infrastructure elements (routers, switches, load balancers, etc.) may suffer collateral damage along the path of an attack. A variety of attack types, including connection floods, TCP SYN floods, ICMP and UDP floods may be used in such an attack.
DoS attacks are often launched against high profile targets by using a network of zombie machines in a botnet. Sources can be forged, although targets are usually not forged.
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Summary (Past 24 hours)
Attack Class 
Number of Attacks 
Percentage 
Misuse 3294 84.1%Profiled 625 15.9%Attack Subclass 
Number of Attacks 
Percentage 
Total Traffic 1039 26.5%UDP 721 18.4%TCP SYN 575 14.7%IP Fragment 510 13.0%Bandwidth 369 9.4%Protocol 256 6.5%TCP RST 220 5.6%TCP NULL 98 2.5%ICMP 64 1.6%DNS 52 1.3% -
Sources (Past 24 hours)
By Country
Country 
Attacks 
Percentage 
US (United States)553 25.6%
CH (Switzerland)222 10.3%
KR (South Korea)147 6.8%
AU (Australia)102 4.7%
CN (China)96 4.5%
ZA (South Africa)93 4.3%
CA (Canada)67 3.1%
MX (Mexico)61 2.8%
US (United States)41 1.9%
AU (Australia)41 1.9%Other 733 34.0%By ASN
ASN 
Attacks 
Percentage 
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Targets (Past 24 hours)
By Country
Country 
Attacks 
Percentage 
CN (China)367 12.6%
KR (South Korea)360 12.3%
US (United States)305 10.4%
AU (Australia)304 10.4%
CA (Canada)258 8.8%
SA (Saudi Arabia)188 6.4%
CH (Switzerland)152 5.2%
ZA (South Africa)101 3.5%
IE (Ireland)92 3.1%
DK (Denmark)88 3.0%Other 709 24.2%By ASN
ASN 
Attacks 
Percentage 
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