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How does a UDP Flood Attack work?
Exploits peer-to-peer networks by maliciously redirecting legitimate vistors to the site or server they want to attack.
Sends rapid amounts of packets to a machine in an attempt to keep connections from being closed.
Flooding ports on a target machine with packets that make the machine listen for applications on those ports and send back an ICMP packet.
Sends out partial requests to a target server in an effort to keep the connections open as long as possible.
A User Datagram Protocol Flood works by flooding ports on a target machine with packets that make the machine listen for applications on those ports and send back an ICMP packet. The attacker sends UDP diagrams in IP packets with spoofed source addresses. The router passes the UDP diagrams only if a policy permits them.
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