DDoS attacks fall by 60 per cent one week after WebStresser close down
New DDoS attack services expected to quickly emerge to fill the gap
There's been a lot less of this in the week since WebStresser was taken down
German DDoS mitigation service Link11 claims that the number of attacks has fallen by almost two-thirds since the WebStresser 'service' was taken offline in coordinated raids last week. That's according...
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