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When your DDoS mitigation provider goes down: Why traffic control can't be outsourced

Ali Nemati3 days ago23 sec read13 views

The article discusses the risks of outsourcing both DDoS attack mitigation and traffic routing to a single provider, highlighting recent outages that exposed this vulnerability. It emphasizes separating these functions—letting providers handle attacks while customers retain control over traffic routing using BGP—to ensure resilience and prevent service disruptions during provider failures.

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