Dmitry Maslennikov

Instead of our usual biannual Radar Report, which tracks global DDoS attack trends, this time we’re sharing a handful of the most notable stats from the first half of 2026 here. This snapshot combines selected observations from Gcore’s DDoS

“There’s smoke coming under the door. I’m on the third floor. No, the fourth. There are kids in the building.” Imagine that call reaching a fire and rescue control room, with the caller struggling to get their account straight. The ope

Gcore TrafficGate gives Gcore CDN customers visibility into unwanted traffic and controls for bots, request sources, and L7 surges.Imagine a website facing an application-layer (L7) DDoS attack, a flood of web requests intended to over

 Anyone following developments in artificial intelligence tends to look towards California – to OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic. But it is increasingly worth looking towards Paris, Heidelberg, London and Freiburg. Over the past few

A rented game server or cloud application may give you little more than an IP address and a port. Traditional routed DDoS protection usually assumes much more: an ASN, your own /24 of IPv4 addresses, a signed Letter of Authorization, and a

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. At Gcore, we’re marking it with a range of activities to help you understand security threats and protect your websites, applications, and infrastructure. The data is clear on why this topic is more