DDoS Attack Against Eastern Europe Target Sets New Record

The target has been under relentless DDoS attack, which ultimately set a new packets-per-second record for Europe.

Researchers at Akamai are reporting a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack in Eastern Europe, which set records by peaking at 704.8 Mpps as the cyberattackers tried to cripple the organizations business operations.
The attackers began by targeting the victims primary data center, before expanding unexpectedly and hitting six different global locations, from Europe to North America.
This isnt the first record-breaking
DDoS attack
this unidentified Eastern European victim has weathered. In July, it was on the receiving end of 14-hour attack that set the previous European packets-per-second record of 659.6 Mpps.
The notable set of attacks is part of an emerging trend toward more complex, powerful, and persistent DDoS attacks, according to Akamai.
Adversaries are constantly evolving their techniques, tactics, and procedures to evade detection and maximize disruption, as demonstrated by this ongoing attack campaign, the Akamai report on the
European DDoS attack
said. These events reflect a growing trend in which adversaries are increasingly hitting deep-reconnaissance targets,

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