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Microsoft mitigated a record 3 47 Tbps DDoS attack on Azure users

Microsoft says its Azure DDoS protection platform mitigated a massive 3.47 terabits per second (Tbps) distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack targeting an Azure customer from Asia in November.

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Microsoft has crushed the worst DDoS attack its Azure servers have ever encountered

Microsoft has crushed the worst DDoS attack its Azure servers have ever encountered
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Microsoft claims it managed to fend off the biggest DDoS attack ever recorded

Microsoft shared that it managed to fend off the biggest DDoS attack ever recorded. In a blog post, Microsoft says a 2.4 Tbps DDoS attack occurred in the last week of August and it targeted an Azure customer in Europe. Compared to the 1 Tbps attack in 2020, the latest DDoS attack is 140 per cent higher and higher than.

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Microsoft Azure defends itself from massive DDoS Attack

Microsoft has recently announced to have defended itself from a massive DDoS attack that could have impacted Microsoft Azure cloud users.

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