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Why engineers need cybersecurity skills

Why engineers need cybersecurity skills
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How a DDoS Attack on an Internet Service Provider Can Paralyze Critical Infrastructure

Security Boulevard Community Chats Webinars Library How a DDoS Attack on an Internet Service Provider Can Paralyze Critical Infrastructure The motivation behind Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks is often unknown. In some cases it might be cyber-vandalism, causing disruption for disruption’s sake. In other cases it might be down to hactivism, reaction to a cause or an event. And while DDoS attacks on business enterprises can result in huge commercial losses due to downtime, the reverberations of a DDoS attack are not always purely economic. This week Belgium was hit by a massive Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack causing disruption to the services of more than 200 organizations in the country including government, parliamentary, healthcare and academic institutions. The large-scale attack, which started on Tuesday May 4, targeted the network of Belgian internet service provider (ISP) BelNet and was still in progress on Wednesday with the attacks

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Prokuratura Belgii prowadzi śledztwo w sprawie poważnego cyberataku na struktury państwowe

Prokuratura Belgii prowadzi śledztwo w sprawie poważnego cyberataku na struktury państwowe
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Belgium s Key Institutions Suffer Major Cyberattack - Novinite com

Belgium suffered a major cyberattack on Tuesday, Belgian media reported, affecting many of its key institutions. It’s origin is still unknown. Belnet’s internet network, which connects public institutions, higher education and university establishments, research centres and public administrations, has been the target of a large-scale denial-of-service (DDoS) attack since 12pm on Tuesday, spokeswoman Davina Luyten said. A DDoS attack is when a third party overloads servers by sending them a large amount of data. Although DDoS attacks happen regularly, this one was of a scale which reportedly completely exceeded the capacity of the Belnet network. About 200 organisations were reportedly affected, with a number of parliamentary committees canceled because of the attack. The parliament of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation was also forced to suspend its committee work.

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DDoS Attack Knocks Belgian Websites Offline

DataBreachToday Compliance Compliance Compliance DougOlenick) • May 5, 2021 Get Permission The websites of about 200 public and private entities in Belgium were knocked fully or partially offline Tuesday by a distributed denial-of-service attack against the publicly funded internet service provider Belnet. Belnet says the DDoS attack, which began at 11 a.m. local time Tuesday, affected government, academic and research institutions. The attack struck websites using the .be domain. Victims included the Belgian COVID-19 vaccine sign-up program in the city of Brussels, according to The Brussels Times, which said some affected websites were still down on Wednesday. Our teams have successfully implemented several mitigation rules. The effect of the attack seems to be diminishing, Belnet reported on Tuesday. We are constantly monitoring our network to counter any new attempts.

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