Report: Fueled by IoT devices, DDoS attacks rising in size, frequency
Distributed Denial of Service attacks, the most basic kind of cyber assault, have increased in size and frequency this year, fueled in part by the growing number of web-connected devices in the Internet of Things, a report said Tuesday.
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