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WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR DDOS ATTACKING US?

Read here the companies which exposed the most memcached servers (based on the pastebin post). For more information visit our website https://bit.ly/3HlqCoh<br><br>For further details please contact: ISR: 972 9 955 5565, USA: 1 917 5085546, UK: 44 20 37694351<br>Email: info@komodosec.com

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WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR DDOS ATTACKING US?

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  1. WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR DDOS ATTACKING US? And why Fortune 500 Telecom and Technology vendors are on that list? Information is power. And information technology, is well… powerful. Especially when we are so much reliant on the internet. In the last several weeks the internet has experienced the most significant DDoS attacks. But who performed these attacks? Is it a nation state? Is it an anonymous organization? The answer: it depends. It is hard to say who is responsible for this kind of attack as it is based on open source software running on 17K+ servers worldwide.

  2. But can we be more responsible for the infrastructures we own? So why can’t Fortune 500 companies do the same? Especially when they are large cloud vendors. This is a good question. In recent publication dubbed memcrashed, hackers have exploited memcashed servers to deliver amplification ddos attacks. The largest attack in history.A recent pastebin post pointed at 17K+ vulnerable servers. So how it relates to Fortune 500 companies? Because 20% of these servers are either hosted, owned or operated by a Fortune 500 company.

  3. The companies which exposed the most memcached servers (based on the pastebin post 1. Oracle 2. Comcast 3. France Telecom 4. E.on 5. China mobile 6. Microsoft 7. America movil

  4. 8. Amazon 9. Vodafone 10. ntt 11. Deutsche telekom 12. Time warner 13. Mtn group 14. Tencent holdings 15. Rogers communications

  5. 16 at&t 17 teliasonera 18 google 19 emerson electric 20 bce 21 kddi 22 ibm 23 merck & co 24 verizon communications

  6. 25 swisscom 26 tata teleservices 27 softbank 28 lg 29 fugitsu 30 sony 31 telstra 32 bosch 33 tata communications

  7. 34 hewlett packard 35 intel 36 sk telecom 37 singtel 38 twenty-first century fox 39 etisalat 40 accenture 41 marubeni 42 state street 43 telenor

  8. 44 united nations 45 novatek 46 viacom 47 bt group 48 pccw 49 sistema Can these companies take more responsibility on their infrastructures? Sure, and hopefully they will. Cyber security is a great, global challenge and it seems like all hands are on deck. We believe large corporations, especially cloud vendors, should be taking more initiative to make things better for the rest of us. The information in this publication was based on research performed by www.peta.ai

  9. Komodo Consulting is a high-end cyber security firm that specializes in Third-Party Cyber Risk Assessment, Application Security, Black-Box Penetration Testing, Red-Team Exercises, serving Fortune 500 companies in Israel, Europe, and the US. Founded by leading consulting experts with decades of experience, the team includes seasoned security specialists with worldwide information security experience along with military intelligence experts.

  10. TALK TO OUR REPRESENTATIVES USA: +1 917 5085546 UK: +44 20 37694351 ISR: +972 9 955 5565 Email: info@komodosec.com Website: https://www.komodosec.com/contact

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