Exploring the Impact of Distributed Denial of Service Attacks on Wireless Network Security

This paper examines the outcomes of distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks on Wi-Fi community protection. DDoS attacks are the planned flooding of a gadget with malicious visitors to make it inaccessible or unavailable. With the increasing occurrence of Wi-Fi networks, they're becoming increasingly susceptible to attacks inclusive of DDoS, which can be a severe chance to their security. This paper studies the results of those attacks on Wi-Fi networks and their impact on the machine's overall performance, carrier availability, and safety. The report investigates modern countermeasures and discusses strategies for protecting wireless networks from such assaults. Finally, the paper examines the consequences of the ongoing improvement of comfortable Wi-Fi networks.