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DDoS Attack Against Eastern Europe Target Sets New Record

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Researchers at Akamai are reporting a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack in Eastern Europe, which set records by peaking at 704.8 Mpps as the cyberattackers tried to cripple the organization's business operations.
The attackers began by targeting the victim's primary data center, before expanding unexpectedly and hitting six different global locations, from Europe to North America.
DDoS Attack Against Eastern Europe Target Sets New Record
The target has been under relentless DDoS attack, which ultimately set a new packets-per-second record for Europe.

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