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Quarter of DDoS victims are targeted accidentally

by The Gurus
March 28, 2018
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According to the latest report by Kaspersky Lab, a quarter of businesses that suffered a distributed denial of service attack believe they were an accidental victim, and that the DDoS attack wasn’t intended for them in the first place.

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