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- Layer 7 DDoS attacks, which target the application layer, can take various forms. Some common types include123:
- HTTP floods: Overwhelm a server with HTTP requests.
- SSL negotiation attacks: Flood the server with SSL handshake requests.
- Slowloris attacks: Keep many connections open to the target server.
- Large file download attacks: Drain server resources by requesting large files.
Learn more:✕This summary was generated using AI based on multiple online sources. To view the original source information, use the "Learn more" links.Common attack techniques include request floods, application vulnerability exploitation, application-specific attacks such as XML-RPC floods, and zero-day vulnerability exploitation.www.radware.com/cyberpedia/application-security/…Layer 7 DDoS Attack Methods
- Basic HTTP Floods As the name proposes, these assaults are fundamental HTTP flooding assaults. ...
- Randomized HTTP Floods This kind of use layer assault is not quite the same as the first. ...
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