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5. Botnet Attacks - Think of botnet attacks as an army of robot helpers turned against you. Cybercriminals control networks of infected computers (called botnets) and command them to bombard your website with requests, like an overwhelming crowd trying to enter a store all at once. This can make your website unavailable to real customers, impacting your business's online presence and reputation.

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4. DNS Amplification Attacks - Imagine someone sending out fake invitations to a party using your address, causing a flood of unexpected guests to show up at your door. DNS amplification attacks work similarly. Attackers send requests to lots of internet servers, pretending to be your website's address. These servers then respond by sending lots of data to your website, overwhelming it with traffic and causing it to slow down or crash.

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2. Protocol Attacks - Think of protocol attacks as prank calls that never stop. These attacks exploit weaknesses in the way computers talk to each other. For example, one type of attack floods your system with requests to start a conversation (like saying "hello" on the phone) but never follows through, tying up your system's ability to answer real calls. This can disrupt your business's ability to communicate online. Are you prepared to handle a DDoS Attack?

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