The massive DDoS attacks that hit OVH and Brian Krebs are likely to escalate after hackers publicly released the Mirai source code.

The tools to perform a terabit-level DDoS attack were made available this week with a list of 17,000 IP addresses of unsecured memcached servers. The same attack was used against GitHub last week.

IoT DDoS Attack Code Released Mirai malware could signal the beginning of new trend in using Internet of Things devices as bots for DDoS attacks.

Proof-of-concept code to run massive DDoS attacks using unsecured Memcached servers has been published online this week, along with a ready-made list of over 17,000 IP addresses belonging to ...

Krebs is thankfully back in business and has reported that “The source code that powers the “Internet of Things” (IoT) botnet responsible for launching the historically large distributed ...

Security researchers have identified a new cyber-threat targeting publicly exposed instances of the Docker Engine API. In this campaign, attackers exploit misconfigurations to deploy a malicious ...

In September, cybersecurity journalist Brian Krebs was targeted by a massive DDoS attack that took his website offline. Now, Krebs is reporting that the source code that powered the attack has ...

Behind today's DDoS attacks you'll find botnets and they're using the same old techniques hackers have always used to bring down your servers.

DDoS attacks that crippled GitHub linked to Great Firewall of China Whitehat hacker's traceroute wizzardry pinpoints origin of denial-of-service code.