"Digital Attack Map" that shows exactly where a large-scale DDoS attack is occurring on the world map

DoS attackIs an attack that brings the service into a non-functional state by adding a large amount of processing load to the target computer through the network, and among them, the machine that attacks by using malware etc. is distributed type "DDoS attack"Is being held all over the world, regardless of day or night. "Digital Attack MapIs a service that displays DDoS attacks constantly occurring all over the world in real time on a map.

Digital Attack Map
http://www.digitalattackmap.com/#anim=1&color=0&country=ALL&list=0&time=17113&view=map

In the Digital Attack Map, the state that the DDoS attack is currently performed is displayed on the map.


The line on the map connects the attacker and the victim. When you hover the mouse cursor on the line, "Source (attacker)" and "Destination (victim)", the time when the attack started, the time when the attack ended, the content of the attack, etc. are displayed. At this time, it seems that Indonesia was intensively attacked.


In addition, I was able to confirm attacks from Japan.


You can change the parameters on the left side of the map.


By default, "Large" will be displayed, which shows only the major attacks in the top 2% in attack size, but clicking "Unusual" will display a relatively rare attack.


It seems that Kenya was under attack unusually at this time.


It is also possible to change the time by moving the slide bar under the map.


You can also change from the default "Map" mode to the text-based "Table" mode by clicking "Table" at the bottom left of the screen.


In addition, you can click "Get Embed Code" to get the embedded code.


Like this, I can embed the state of attacks in blogs and so on.


In addition, clicking "Explore the gallery" under the map ... ...


Large scale attacks of the past will be displayed with thumbnails.


Click "South Korea (Korea)" ......


It is possible to confirm large scale attacks made by South Korea.


Also, 12 countries such as the United States, China, Taiwan, the UK, Vietnam, and Korea are often displayed as countries involved in attacks. As far as the colors of the graphs are concerned, these countries seem to have more attackers (orange) than to become victims (blue).


For example, if you click "China (China)" ...


You can check the history of attacks in China.