A malicious attempt to disrupt the normal traffic of a targeted server, service, or network by overwhelming it with a flood of internet traffic. This is achieved by using multiple compromised computer systems as sources of attack traffic. These systems can include computers and high-performance servers.
Modern DDoS threats do not discriminate. Cybercriminals weaponize automated botnets to simultaneously strike every layer of your digital surface—paralyzing public-facing Websites, exhausting Server resources, disrupting mobile Applications, flooding core Networks, and choking corporate Email communication.
Without layered protection, a single point of failure can trigger a cascading infrastructure blackout, leading to severe financial drain, brand degradation, and operational standstills.
Integrated workflow and traffic scrubbing mitigation system
Traffic > 3 Gbps or > 400k PPS to a single destination IP & port will be dropped.
Traffic > 1.5 Gbps or > 100k PPS to a single destination IP & port will be dropped.
No industry is immune. Attacks are spread across every sector—and growing fastest where services matter most.
Share of all DDoS attacks, %
Year-over-year growth in attacks, %
Attack traffic is stopped upstream, before it can flood your link.
Every attack, every mitigation—in a real-time report on the customer portal. Scroll the screen to explore a sample.
2026-10-01 00:00 GMT+7 — 2026-10-08 15:11 GMT+7 · 71 alerts shown · high importance
| Attack vector | Count | Avg duration | Peak BPS | Peak PPS | Severity | Mitigation rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UDP | 70 | 5m 10s | 19.82 Gbps | 4.95 Mpps | 27656% | 100% |
| IP Fragmentation | 2 | 5m 44s | 13.19 Gbps | 1.38 Mpps | 1884% | 100% |
| mDNS Amplification | 1 | 4m 45s | 546.44 Mbps | 743.5 Kpps | 27656% | 100% |
| CLDAP Amplification | 1 | 5m 45s | 1.13 Gbps | 1.29 Mpps | 5316% | 100% |
| memcached Amplification | 1 | 4m 44s | 5.72 Mbps | 501 pps | 143050% | 100% |
Most attack traffic: tiny 0–50 byte packets (5.8 Mbps peak)
| Attack vector | Observed peak | Threshold | Over |
|---|---|---|---|
| UDP | 661.3 Mbps | 304.4 Mbps | 217% |
| Total traffic | 661.3 Mbps | 200 Mbps | 331% |
| Source prefix | Peak BPS | Avg BPS |
|---|---|---|
| xxx.xxx.0.0/xx | 661.3 Mbps | 94.47 Mbps |
| xxx.xxx.0.0/xx | 98.36 Mbps | 14.05 Mbps |
| xxx.xxx.0.0/xx | 90.76 Mbps | 12.97 Mbps |
| xxx.xxx.0.0/xx | 69.79 Mbps | 9.97 Mbps |
| xxx.xxx.0.0/xx | 53.13 Mbps | 7.59 Mbps |
| xxx.xxx.0.0/xx | 43.18 Mbps | 6.17 Mbps |
Top source countries by aggregate traffic volume
20 IPs appeared across multiple alerts
| # | Source IP | Network | Seen | Alerts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx AS••••• | xxx.xxx.xxx.0/24 | 29 | 29 |
| 2 | xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx AS••••• | xxx.xxx.xxx.0/24 | 29 | 29 |
| 3 | xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx AS••••• | xxx.xxx.xxx.0/24 | 27 | 27 |
| 4 | xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx AS••••• | xxx.xxx.xxx.0/24 | 26 | 26 |
| # | Autonomous system | Alerts | Peak BPS | Avg BPS | Agg. volume |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | AS••••• — network masked 183 IPs | 5 | 133.68 Mbps | 19.1 Mbps | 379.88 Mbps |
| 2 | AS••••• — network masked 33 IPs | 42 | 26.38 Mbps | 11.5 Mbps | 376.45 Mbps |
| 3 | AS••••• — network masked 116 IPs | 8 | 76.62 Mbps | 10.95 Mbps | 303.46 Mbps |
| 4 | AS••••• — network masked 27 IPs | 3 | 52.64 Mbps | 7.52 Mbps | 105.65 Mbps |
| 5 | AS••••• — network masked 52 IPs | 2 | 46.49 Mbps | 6.64 Mbps | 92.98 Mbps |
| 6 | AS••••• — network masked 12 IPs | 2 | 45.56 Mbps | 6.51 Mbps | 91.12 Mbps |
| 7 | AS••••• — network masked 33 IPs | 2 | 43.22 Mbps | 6.17 Mbps | 86.43 Mbps |
| 8 | AS••••• — network masked 11 IPs | 2 | 33.51 Mbps | 4.79 Mbps | 67.02 Mbps |
| 9 | AS••••• — network masked 33 IPs | 15 | 19.78 Mbps | 7.42 Mbps | 61.18 Mbps |
| 10 | AS••••• — network masked 29 IPs | 3 | 20.54 Mbps | 2.93 Mbps | 42.72 Mbps |
15 networks appeared across multiple alerts — possible coordinated botnet activity
| # | Source network | ASN | Alerts | Threat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | xxx.xxx.xxx.0/24 | AS••••• | 42 | High |
| 2 | xxx.xxx.xxx.0/24 | AS••••• | 36 | High |
| 3 | xxx.xxx.xxx.0/24 | AS••••• | 14 | High |
| 4 | xxx.xxx.xxx.0/24 | AS••••• | 10 | High |
+ 61 more alerts
UDP was present in 99% of all alerts with peak bandwidth of 19.82 Gbps. It was the sole vector in 66 alerts and part of multi-vector attacks in 4.
Host Unknown received 96% of all attacks (68 alerts). A dedicated mitigation policy or rate-limit may help.
Excellent mitigation coverage at 100%. Auto-mitigation policies are effectively protecting the infrastructure.
Average attack duration is 5m 10s. Short durations indicate the mitigation response is effective.
4 alerts involved multiple attack vectors simultaneously and may require layered defence.
839 source /24 networks appeared across multiple alerts, with 111 high-threat networks spanning 4+ alerts.
Peak attack activity observed at 05:00. Align SOC staffing and monitoring with observed attack patterns.
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Protect Content Service Providers (CSP) and downstream customers from L3–L4 DDoS attacks using the best mitigation methods.
Automatically eliminate traffic caused by attacks without reducing or interrupting valid traffic.
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A multi-layer detection engine analyzes traffic and detects traffic anomalies.
Round-the-clock support and customer service.
Clean-pipe Anti-DDoS solution for IPv4 mitigation, using NetFlow-based detection over TCP/IP (ISO Layer 3 & Layer 4).
From the moment an attack is detected, traffic is diverted to the mitigation system within 15 minutes.
Monthly incident reports on request, plus a web-based dashboard showing your network traffic in real time.
Continuous monitoring, automatic mitigation and full transparency.
The MoraRepublic SOC monitors network traffic continuously, using DDoS protection to detect malicious attacks.
Thresholds are set from your bandwidth or packets per second (PPS). When an attack on a specific IP and port exceeds them, the system automatically mitigates traffic to that IP and port.
DDoS reports are available in the customer portal.