What economic problems would result from DDos attacks launched by terrorists on major e-commerce sites?

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4 Responses to “What economic problems would result from DDos attacks launched by terrorists on major e-commerce sites?”

  • fax4voice3 says:

    Not much. Major e-commerce sites get DDoSed all the time, and they have pretty sophisticated border network routers that can detect and deflect those attacks before they hit the actual servers. Or, like Google, the servers are more widely distributed than the attacking botnets.

    It’s the smaller sites that are the most vulnerable, because they can’t afford to harden their networks that well.

  • StonedGorilla says:

    DDoS attack bring down websites. If a website is down, people can’t use it. If people can’t use it, no one is going to buy anything. If no one buys anything, the company won’t make any money. Also you have things like bandwidth bills which would need to be covered, and with DDoS attacks these can skyrocket.

  • Mxsmanic says:

    None. E-commerce sites aren’t that important in the broader scheme of things, and even attacking thousands of them at a time would do little more than provide fodder for the news media.

  • Heath N says:

    Little to none.

    Small websites will die.

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