Antiblokeerimissüsteem

Antiblokeerimissüsteem refers to a system designed to prevent or mitigate the effects of "blokeerimine," a concept originating in Estonian cybersecurity. Blokeerimine roughly translates to "siege warfare," but in this context, it describes a covert attack on an information system by flooding it with a large number of fake or malicious requests.

The antiblokeerimissüsteem is designed to detect and neutralize these types of attacks by learning the behavior of legitimate users and flagging suspicious activity. This allows the system to distinguish between real and fake requests, thereby preventing the system from becoming overwhelmed and inaccessible.

In practice, antiblokeerimissüsteem can involve a combination of techniques, such as CAPTCHA challenges, rate limiting, and IP blocking. For example, if an IP address is sending a large number of requests within a short period, the system might block that IP to prevent further attacks. Alternatively, the system might require users to solve a CAPTCHA challenge before proceeding, which would help verify that the user is human and not a bot.

While antiblokeerimissüsteem can be an effective defense against blokeerimine attacks, it is not foolproof. Determined attackers might find ways to bypass or work around these measures. Therefore, antiblokeerimissüsteem is often used in conjunction with other security measures, such as encryption and firewalls, to provide a robust defense against various types of cyber threats.