Preventing Attacks
What can individual sites do to protect themselvesfrom DDoS
attacks?
To protect your website, you need to be able to block or
absorb malicious traffic. Webmasters can talk to their hosting provider about
DDoS attack protection.
They can also route incoming traffic through a reputable
third-party service that provides distributed caching to help filter out
malicious traffic -- reducing the strain on existing web servers. Most such
services require a paid subscription, but often cost less than scaling up your
own server capacity to deal with a DDoS attack.
Google Ideas has launched a new initiative, Project Shield,
to use Google's infrastructure to support free expression online by helping
independent sites mitigate DDoS attack traffic.
Project Shield is an initiative launched by Google Ideas to use Google's own Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack mitigation technology to protect free expression online. The service allows other websites to serve their content through Google’s infrastructure without having to move their hosting location.
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