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Distributed Denial Of Service Case Study

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Nowadays, Distributed of Denial of Service contains major issues in hacking, cyberattacks and cyberterrorism in every business companies. Most companies are unsecured to attack the network infrastructure by unseen hackers to steal confidential information. This attack is very critical and crucial to solve the legitimate problems on every companies. There are major issues to solve Distributed Denial of Service. Mirkovic (2004) mentioned that there are three factors to Distributed Denial of Service such as legal issues, social issues and moral issues. Social issues in Distributed Denial of Service deals with unauthorized behaviour without using legal authorization to protect business data. It is unsecured to create unsecured traffic against

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