On 21 March 2025, we had the pleasure of attending CLNOG 2025, held in Santiago, Chile. This event brought together network operators and industry experts from across the region, highlighting ...
Welcome to Network Engineering Community News – End of Year 2025 Hello from all of us at FastNetMon, your trusted partner in DDoS detection and mitigation. While the year is ...
2025 in review — records broken, narratives shifted 2025 was a defining year for DDoS defence, both in scale and visibility. For FastNetMon, it was also a year where our ...
A new “super botnet” Kimwolf reported by researchers Security researchers at XLab reently disclosed Kimwolf, a newly identified Android-based botnet that has allegedly infected more than 1.8 million devices worldwide. ...
DDoS News: France’s national postal service, La Poste, has confirmed that a DDoS attack disrupted its digital infrastructure, partially taking services offline and slowing parcel deliveries just before Christmas — ...
On December 16, 2025, Solana reported that its network had been under a sustained DDoS attack for approximately a week, with traffic peaking near 6 Tbps. Solana described the event ...
Case study summary As one of Bangladesh’s leading internet service providers, Link3 Technologies operates a high-traffic network that must remain stable and responsive under all conditions. To support this, Link3 ...
CISA, together with the FBI, the Department of Energy, the EPA, and international partners, have issued a joint advisory highlighting ongoing DDoS and intrusion attacks targeting operational technology (OT) and ...
This article is written by Herve Hildenbrand and was originally published on LinkedIn. Reposted with the author’s permission. A DDoS attack almost ruined my 40th birthday. Not the party, but ...
One of the most common ways to protect a network from large volumetric DDoS attacks is to divert the malicious traffic to a scrubbing centre. These dedicated networks remove harmful ...
DDoS news: December 4th 2025 A new world-record DDoS attack has been confirmed, peaking at 29.7 terabits per second (Tbps) and launched by the Aisuru botnet, a large DDoS-for-hire network ...