DoS (Denial of Service) Attack || Explained

DoS attack:

In DoS attack attacker send thousands of requests to server at a time to slow down the server and to make website or any other service unavailable to others. Attacker will not get any kind of benefit. These attacks are done by individuals on websites that sale products online. DoS Attack is easy to do and difficult to detect attacker. These attacks are mainly done by Anonymous and other Hacktivists.

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