DDoS attacks have long been dismissed as blunt instruments, favored by script kiddies and hacktivists for their ability to overwhelm and disrupt. But in today’s fragmented, hybrid-cloud environments, they’ve evolved into something far more cunning: a smokescreen. What looks like digital vandalism may actually be a coordinated diversion, engineered to distract defenders from deeper breaches in progress. This isn’t speculation. It’s an emerging pattern: DDoS were the most reported attack forms last year, and in many incidents these attacks involved multiple cyberattack categories at once…
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