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Cloudflare finds the largest DDoS attacks fell 69% as total attacks rose 208%

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A new report out today from Cloudflare Inc.’s Cloudforce One threat intelligence unit finds that the largest distributed denial-of-service attacks fell nearly 69% in the third quarter, and…

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