DDoSárásir
DDoSárásir is the Hungarian term for distributed denial-of-service attacks. It describes a class of cyber incidents in which many compromised computers, devices, or networks coordinate to send excessive traffic or requests toward a target, overwhelming its resources and rendering services unavailable to legitimate users. The intent is usually to disrupt operations, damage reputation, or pressure organizations to meet demands through extortion or political motives.
These attacks rely on large botnets composed of internet-connected devices that have been hijacked, often through
Impact can be significant, causing downtime, degraded performance, financial loss, and supply-chain disruption. Small organizations are
Notable incidents include the 2016 Dyn attack, which disrupted many major websites across the United States,