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        "title": "Throwback Thursday: What DDoS it all Mean?",
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        "category": "\u26a0\ufe0f Malware / Trojaner / Viren",
        "publishedAt": "2015-11-12 18:30:00",
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        "summary": "This Throwback Thursday, we turn the clock back to March 2000, when DDoS attacks were a newly emerging menace.\nToday, DDoS attacks are a well-known form of cyber abuse — indeed, even this week, Swiss encrypted webmail provider ProtonMail has been \nthe target of \na sustained DDoS attack.\n\nIn early 2000, however, DDoS attacks were far from common (even though the concept had been around for some time), so when, in February 2000, some of the Internet's largest \nwebsites including CNN, MSN, Yahoo and others were disrupted by DDoS attacks, the media went into overdrive with the story, describing 'cyber-attacks batter[ing] web heavyweights'.\n\n\n\nIn March 2000, to bring some clarity to the issue, VB ran a tutorial piece on the latest attack phenomenon, in which former editor of Virus Bulletin Nick FitzGerald asked \n\"what are DDoS attacks? How might they affect you and what should you do to avoid them?\"\nRead more (1 paragraph)",
        "content": "<p><i>This Throwback Thursday, we turn the clock back to March 2000, when DDoS attacks were a newly emerging menace.</i></p><p>\nToday, DDoS attacks are a well-known form of cyber abuse &mdash; indeed, even this week, Swiss encrypted webmail provider <i>ProtonMail</i> has been \n<a href=\"http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/11/09/enormous_protonmail_ddos_attack_continues/\">the target</a> of \na sustained DDoS attack.\n</p><p>\nIn early 2000, however, DDoS attacks were far from common (even though the concept had been around for some time), so when, in February 2000, some of the Internet's largest \nwebsites including <i>CNN</i>, <i>MSN</i>, <i>Yahoo</i> and others were disrupted by DDoS attacks, the media went into overdrive with the story, describing 'cyber-attacks batter[ing] web heavyweights'.\n</p><p>\n</p><center><img src=\"http://www.virusbtn.com/images/news/Throwback-Thursday-VB.jpg\" width=\"300\" height=\"142\"></center>\n<p>\nIn March 2000, to bring some clarity to the issue, <i>VB</i> ran a tutorial piece on the latest attack phenomenon, in which former editor of <i>Virus Bulletin</i> Nick FitzGerald asked \n\"what are DDoS attacks? How might they affect you and what should you do to avoid them?\"\n</p><p><a href=\"http://www.virusbtn.com/blog/2015/11_12.xml\">Read more (1 paragraph)</a></p>",
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