US and friends disrupt world's largest DDoS botnet responsible for record 31.4 Tbps global attacks

US law enforcement, with help from partners in Canada and Germany, disrupted four of the largest DDoS botnets.

By Crimson Hunter · March 20, 2026 · 1 min read

US and friends disrupt world's largest DDoS botnet responsible for record 31.4 Tbps global attacks

Source: TechRadar

US law enforcement, with help from partners in Canada and Germany, disrupted four of the largest DDoS botnets.

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