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A collection of 7 posts

Rising DDoS Threats in the Asia Pacific Region: How Path Network is Helping Organizations Stay Protected

Rising DDoS Threats in the Asia Pacific Region: How Path Network is Helping Organizations Stay Protected

The Asia Pacific region is seeing an increase in DDoS attacks, Path Network has established PoPs in data centers to offer DDoS protection services, using XDP technology to filter DDoS traffic effectively.

How to drop 1 Tbps of DDoS traffic

How to drop 1 Tbps of DDoS traffic

On June 29th, 2021, a DDoS attack was launched against our network which peaked at roughly 1 Tbps. To date, this is the largest DDoS attack that we've successfully detected and mitigated.

Stateful Mitigation: The Importance of it, and How Path Has Excelled In Providing it

Stateful Mitigation: The Importance of it, and How Path Has Excelled In Providing it

Path has deployed a global, resilient, network using stateful mitigation. Learn what it is, and how our engineers have leveraged it to excel in DDoS protection

Accelerating Game Performance With source-proxy

Accelerating Game Performance With source-proxy

When faced with the challenge to improve the gaming community, the Path team set out with one goal in mind: optimizing the performance of the most popular game servers, namely, the ones powered with Valve's Source engine.

Application Filters Using eBPF/XDP

Application Filters Using eBPF/XDP

"Work smarter, not harder" is a motive that the engineers at Path stand closely by, which is why we are re-envisioning DDoS (Distributed Denial-of-Service) mitigation techniques in unprecedented ways using the power of eBPF and XDP.

Path Network PoP expansion: Chicago, Dallas, Future Plans

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Path Network PoP expansion: Chicago, Dallas, Future Plans

Chicago and Dallas are the newest addition to Path Network’s server locations along with our previously existing Point-of-Presences (PoPs) at Los Angeles, New York, and Amsterdam. Path Network utilizes Anycast Routing, every Path Network PoP will be interpreted by a user’s router as having the same IP as

Introducing Go-MMProxy: a Layer-3 Solution

Introducing Go-MMProxy: a Layer-3 Solution

In this latest blog post, we will be exploring the work that has been done by Path’s talented and dedicated engineers. We introduce a Go-based proxy tool.