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Protecting a Web Server from DDoS Attacks Using nScrub

Posted March 28, 2018 · Add Comment

nScrub is a software-based DDoS mitigation system based on PF_RING ZC, able to operate at 10 Gbit full-rate (or multi 10 Gbit distributing the load across multiple modules) using commodity hardware, making it affordable in terms of price and deployment. … Continue reading →

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