A CC attack (referred to as a CC attack) is a type of network attack in which the attacker sends a large number of requests in order to overload the target website with connections, and the server reaches the limit of connections without responding.
The main methods to defend against CC attacks are:
1) Enhancing password security: Implement mandatory password policies, regularly replace possibly weak passwords, and use complex password combinations.
2) Using botnet technology: Adopting this technology can strengthen the attacker's continuous attack performance, implement authentication and access control technology, and restrictive parsers, as well as security measures that are impossible for the attacker to attack.
3) Adopt DDOS defense system: use traffic analysis and identification technology to limit the size and small quantity of traffic, and resist attacks from traffic analysis.
4) Adopt technologies such as firewalls, special equipment, and DNS isolation: These technologies can effectively prevent and limit attacks on IP addresses, and monitor attacks from attackers, thereby reducing the possibility of attacks.