Definition of DDoS in English:

DDoS

nounˈdiːdɒsˈdiˌdɔs

Computing

short for distributed denial of service
Example sentencesExamples
- And full-scale DDoS attacks can originate from botnets of machines around the world, making the controller almost impossible to locate.
- The real White House web site Whitehouse.gov, was taken offline on Friday for a couple of hours after coming under DDos assault, according to US reports.
- ‘Internet Distributed Denial of Service (DDos) attacks represent a clear and present danger to our global Internet information infrastructure.’
- Ideally, DDoS attacks should be stopped as close to the sources as possible.
- A DDoS attack can paralyze your company.

verbˈdiːdɒsˈdiˌdɔs

[with object]Computing

Target with a distributed denial of service attack.
he took the time to DDoS the servers hosting the game
a couple of my websites have been DDoS'd

Definition of DDoS in US English:

DDoS

(also DDOS)

nounˈdēˌdôsˈdiˌdɔs

Computing

short for distributed denial of service
Example sentencesExamples
- And full-scale DDoS attacks can originate from botnets of machines around the world, making the controller almost impossible to locate.
- A DDoS attack can paralyze your company.
- ‘Internet Distributed Denial of Service (DDos) attacks represent a clear and present danger to our global Internet information infrastructure.’
- The real White House web site Whitehouse.gov, was taken offline on Friday for a couple of hours after coming under DDos assault, according to US reports.
- Ideally, DDoS attacks should be stopped as close to the sources as possible.

verbˈdēˌdôsˈdiˌdɔs

[with object]Computing

Target with a distributed denial of service attack.
he took the time to DDoS the servers hosting the game
a couple of my websites have been DDoS'd

词汇	DDoS
释义	Definition of DDoS in English: DDoS nounˈdiːdɒsˈdiˌdɔs Computing short for distributed denial of service Example sentencesExamples And full-scale DDoS attacks can originate from botnets of machines around the world, making the controller almost impossible to locate. The real White House web site Whitehouse.gov, was taken offline on Friday for a couple of hours after coming under DDos assault, according to US reports. ‘Internet Distributed Denial of Service (DDos) attacks represent a clear and present danger to our global Internet information infrastructure.’ Ideally, DDoS attacks should be stopped as close to the sources as possible. A DDoS attack can paralyze your company. verbˈdiːdɒsˈdiˌdɔs [with object]Computing Target with a distributed denial of service attack. he took the time to DDoS the servers hosting the game a couple of my websites have been DDoS'd Definition of DDoS in US English: DDoS (also DDOS) nounˈdēˌdôsˈdiˌdɔs Computing short for distributed denial of service Example sentencesExamples And full-scale DDoS attacks can originate from botnets of machines around the world, making the controller almost impossible to locate. A DDoS attack can paralyze your company. ‘Internet Distributed Denial of Service (DDos) attacks represent a clear and present danger to our global Internet information infrastructure.’ The real White House web site Whitehouse.gov, was taken offline on Friday for a couple of hours after coming under DDos assault, according to US reports. Ideally, DDoS attacks should be stopped as close to the sources as possible. verbˈdēˌdôsˈdiˌdɔs [with object]Computing Target with a distributed denial of service attack. he took the time to DDoS the servers hosting the game a couple of my websites have been DDoS'd
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