Mumbai, India — Webyne Data Center Pvt Ltd (Webyne) today confirmed it successfully mitigated a large-scale distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack peaking at 1 Tbps (terabits per second) targeting its network. Thanks to automated scrubbing, edge mitigation and close coordination with upstream providers, Webyne kept customer services online with no reported service disruption. 

Key facts:- 

• Attack size: peak ~1 Tbps of malicious traffic.
• Target: a mix of Webyne customer IP ranges and public-facing services.
• Impact: no customer downtime or data compromise reported; normal operations maintained.
• Response time: automated defenses engaged immediately; manual escalation and ISP coordination completed within minutes.
• Mitigation tools used: traffic scrubbing, geo-filtering, rate limiting, SYN/UDP protections, and upstream ISP blackholing for attack vectors.
• Follow-up: forensics and traffic analysis are ongoing to harden defenses and trace the attack origin.

Our infrastructure is built for high-availability and high-threat tolerance. This event demonstrates the value of multi-layered defense and close operator partnerships — our team acted within minutes and ensured customer workloads stayed online,” said the CEO, Webyne Data Center Pvt Ltd.

What happened?

Early on September 27, Webyne’s monitoring flagged an anomalous surge in incoming traffic. Automated DDoS detection rules kicked in, diverting malicious flows to scrubbing systems at the edge and engaging rate-limit and connection-policing rules at exchange points. Working with peering and transit partners, Webyne pushed filtering upstream to reduce attack amplification and protect downstream customers.