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In a UDP Flood, DDoS attackers send highly-spoofed UDP packets at a very high packet rate using a large source IP range. The victim's network (routers, firewalls, IPS/IDS, SLB, WAF and/or servers) is overwhelmed by the large number of incoming UDP packets. This attack normally consumes network resources and available bandwidth, exhausting t [..]

In an ICMP Flood, attackers send highly-spoofed ICMP packets at large enough volumes to flood a network. The victim's network resources are overwhelmed by the large number of incoming ICMP packets. The attack consumes resources and available bandwidth, exhausting the network until it goes offline. ICMP floods can overwhelm a network with pa [..]

In a Ping Flood, attackers use "ping" which is a variant of an ICMP and send highly-spoofed ping (IMCP echo requests) packets at a very high rate and from random source IP ranges or as the IP address of the victim.  Attackers can consume all available network resources and bandwidth exhausting the network until it goes offline. Si [..]