or
http://www.digitalattackmap.com/#anim=1&color=0&country=US&time=16302&view=map
Both try to measure it in real time, and while they tend to show mainly by contry, it becomes pretty clear how big the attack is.
Just for education purposes, or for entertainment, if you are into this sort of thing.
FYI these visualizations are really neat (and a bit terrifying!) but remember they aren't representations of actual DDoS attacks. Rather, they're honeypots set up to detect this kind of activity and attempt to circumvent/mitigate it.
Source: internet, also former Microsoft trainer for Boeing.
(Edit: substituted the Wikipedia URL for a tinyurl version so it would actually link. Bug reported to the dudes who can fix it!)
Well I just watched china rain hellfire down on the united states. Both terrifying and surprisingly pretty to watch, the first site does a pretty cool job with the visuals. Thanks for sharing!
that;s pretty crazy
Very cool visualizations. Thank you for sharing!
omg the sudden 350 from China to U.S.
All I see is china shooting like 10 lasers at us every minute
Welp something in san francisco just got hit with about 20 attacks from china...
I have to say. That's pretty impressive.
holy, cali is dying
Right when I wanted to play a game to.. err!
thanks for sharing! super interesting and kind of mesmerizing to watch!
I may sound ignorant but wouldn't or couldn't those attack being sent from foreign countries be just like the middle man? One attack starts in the US and then to China then back to the designated target? Or is that a movie thing haha.
League has stability issues every single day now. Awesome
The Netherlands are shooting people down!
