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DDoS Attacks Explained (And Why Most CDNs Can’t Stop All of Them)

DDoS attacks are one of the most disruptive—and misunderstood—cyber threats today. What exactly is a DDoS attack? Why are they so difficult to stop? In this video, we break it all down with a simple restaurant analogy and then dive deeper into: How DDoS works – from botnets and fake traffic floods to stealthy Layer 7 (application-layer) attacks Why CDNs fall short – they’re built for performance and content delivery, not real-time attack intent analysis Evolving attack tactics – flash attacks under 2 minutes, TLS fingerprint rotation, distributed IPs and user agents What real protection looks like – AI-driven, real-time, intent-based mitigation that blocks malicious traffic before it ever reaches your servers Most CDNs can absorb traffic—but they can’t always detect malicious intent. That’s why modern DDoS protection requires going beyond bandwidth capacity and looking at traffic behavior in real time.