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denial of service
forcing a service to fail; overloading a service
what are some reasons for DOS?
used for a competitive advantage or creating a smokescreen for another exploit
“friendly” DOS
unintentional DoSing
what examples of friendly DoSing?
network DoS (layer 2 loop without STP), bandwidth DoS
Distributed Denial of service (DDoS)
launching an army of computers to bring down a service
Botnet
robots that are under the control of an attacker and the attacker can tell the botnet to target a specific web server
Asymmetric threat
the attacker has few resources but can easily bring down orgs that are much bigger than them
DDoS reflection and amplification
turning small pieces of info that the targeted system receives and amplifies the amount of info