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How much does it cost to launch a DDoS attack? We looked into the shadow market behind DDoS-for-hire services: pricing, segments, and related criminal activity.

With Zero Trust, every request is verified before it reaches your service. See how the model applies to cloud DDoS protection — and what it brings to the table.

TCP Reflection can appear as legitimate traffic at the packet level. We break down how these attacks work, their different types, and effective protection methods.

DNS protection against DDoS attacks ensures your services stay online. Learn the main DNS threats and how to protect your infrastructure.

Today, AI has dramatically changed the landscape, making attacks more adaptive, intelligent, and difficult to detect. How can you defend against attacks that learn from your security systems faster than your policies can be updated? How can AI be used against cybercriminals? And who will ultimately gain the upper hand in this technological arms race?

In 2025, the global number of DDoS attacks increased nearly threefold. What should we expect in 2026? Which types of DDoS attacks will pose the greatest threat? Our forecast breaks it down.

DDoS protection is a complex field with many nuances. How do you choose the right provider and pricing plan for your needs? What should you do if an attack has already started? Below, we answer these and other frequently asked questions.

Cyberattacks, carried out by organized hacker teams, leverage advanced technology to conceal their activities and avoid detection. Despite their secretive methods, many of these groups openly boast about their exploits, frequently making headlines.

In the world of DDoS attacks, some threats are often considered relics of the past. They’re outdated and no longer capable of causing serious harm. One such “veteran” is the smurf attack.

In this article, we’ll discuss what to do if you’re being blackmailed by a DDoS attack. We’ll also cover steps you can take to protect your company from these threats in the future.