Sharar da shaidar ba DDoS bane!

I have heard this many times over the course of the last several years: someone is experiencing a heavy DDoS attack on their website. When I ask them what type of attack they are experiencing, the answer is usually that the bad guys are sending them thousands or even millions of POST requests. When I ask where these requests are being targeted, the answer is often the sign-up or login page!

Credential stuffing attacks are not HTTP flood DDoS attacks and are much more dangerous. These attacks may cost organizations millions of dollars in data loss and reputation damage. While an HTTP flood DDoS attack floods a website with traffic, overloading da rushe uwar garken, wani harin shaƙewa wani nau'i ne na hare-haren yanar gizo mafi niyya da kuma rashin hankali. A cikin wani hari na shaƙewa, hackers suna amfani da bots na atomatik don gwada dubban ko miliyoyin sunayen masu amfani da aka sace da kalmomin shiga akan shafukan shiga yanar gizo don samun damar shiga mara izini ga masu amfani.’ asusun. A halin yanzu, sayar da takardun shaidar sata na ɗaya daga cikin kasuwanci mafi riba ga masu aikata laifuka kuma ana amfani da waɗancan takaddun ne don kai hari.

Ba kamar HTTP ambaliyar DDoS harin ba, which are primarily aimed at disrupting website operations, credential stuffing attacks focus on stealing sensitive data, such as personal and financial data from compromised user accounts. These attacks can have a significant impact on a company’s bottom line as it can lead to data loss, regulatory damages, and even legal liability. Credential stuffing attacks can be particularly devastating for organizations that store sensitive customer data, such as financial sector, healthcare providers, and e-commerce companies. If a hacker gains access to your account, they can steal credit card information, social security numbers, and other sensitive data.

In addition to the direct economic losses from credential stuffing attacks, there are also indirect costs such as loss of customer trust and damage to an organization’s reputation. Customers may be reluctant to do business with companies affected by high-profile data breaches, and the negative publicity associated with attacks can be difficult to overcome.

To protect against credential stuffing attacks, organizations should implement strong authentication measures kamar tantancewar abubuwa da yawa da CAPTCHAs don hana bots na atomatik samun damar shiga asusun mai amfani mara izini.. Hakanan yakamata ku saka idanu akan tsarin ku don alamun ayyukan da ake tuhuma kuma ku faɗakar da masu amfani da yuwuwar yin sulhu a asusun.. Hakanan ya kamata a kasance da tsarin mayar da martani mai ƙarfi idan irin wannan lamarin ya faru.