Google Cloud claims it blocked the largest DDoS attack ever attempted
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Google Cloud claims to have blocked the largest ever Layer 7 DDoS attack
The attack peaked at 46 million requests per second
Source: computing.co.uk
Google Cloud blocks largest DDoS attack ever, beating Cloudflare's previous record with ease
Google has announced that it now wears the crown for blocking the largest DDoS attack ever. Its DDoS attack peaked at 46 million requests per second which is 76% higher than Cloudflare's best.
Source: neowin.net
Google says it has blocked another huge DDoS attack
At 46 million rps, the attack was 76% larger than the previous record holder.
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Source: techradar.com
Google Blocks Record-Setting DDoS Attack That Peaked at 46 Million RPS
Google in June 2022 mitigated a record-breaking Layer 7 DDoS attack that peaked at 46 million requests per second (RPS).
Source: securityweek.com
Google Cloud blocked the largest ever DDoS attack
Google has revealed that Google Cloud has blocked the largest ever DDoS attack, the attack was blocked on the 1st of June and it had a massive 46 million.
Source: geeky-gadgets.com
Record for the largest ever HTTPS DDoS attack smashed once again
The DDoS attack lasted 69 minutes and surpassed the previous record of 26 million RPS
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Source: itpro.co.uk
Google Fends Off Record-Breaking DDoS Attack
The attack was 76% more powerful than the HTTPS DDoS attack that hit Cloudflare back in June.
Source: pcmag.com
Google Cloud blocks largest HTTPS DDoS attack ever
Google says Cloud Armor protected a customer from a HTTPS DDoS attack that peaked at 46 million requests per second with links to the Mฤris attack family.
Source: csoonline.com