Recursive HTTP GET flood
A type of DoS attack, a variant of HTTP flood where the attacker requests a number of pages from a web site, analyzes the responses and then recursively requests every object available at the site. As long as recursive requests created this way look legitimate, using the approach significantly lowers the probability of detecting the attack.
Other terms in this category
UDP FloodTeardrop AttackVoIP floodMS SQL reflection DDoS attackCharGEN floodSNMP reflection attackSIP malformed attackSYN Flood, or SYN AttackMITM (man-in-the-middle) attackIP Null AttackDNS AmplificationNTP floodMemcached DDoS attackRecursive HTTP GET floodHTTP floodSlowloris or session attacksRST/FIN FloodSYN/ACK FloodIP Fragmentation AttackWhat Is a Ping Flood?What is an ICMP Flood Attack?
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