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What Are a UDP Attack and a TCP Attack?
Updated on 2023-07-18 GMT+08:00
Exploiting the interaction characteristics of UDP and TCP, attackers use botnets to send large numbers of various TCP connection packets or UDP packets to exhaust the bandwidth resources of target servers. As a result, the servers become slow in processing capability and fail to work properly.
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