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10/29/2014 | 12:59:42 PM
It depends on the industry. Companies that rely on their websites' availability to make money see DDoS as much more than a nuisance. Unfortunately, the targets often think it's some petty issue that is causing them to be a target when it could be much more targeted. It's so easy to hire a DDoS service to hide what you're doing, I definitely think that more victims would realized they suffered another type of attack concurrently if they weren't so focused on stopping the DDoS attack and getting that money-making site back online.