Podcast transcript: Inside the DDoS arms race

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Adam Shepherd  

Hello, and welcome to the IT Pro Podcast. I’m Adam Shepherd.

Connor Jones  

And I’m Connor Jones.

Adam  

And right now we will be discussing certainly one of the most persistent threats to organisations’ on-line safety.

Connor  

In some respects DDoS assaults are certainly one of the easiest instruments in a hacker’s arsenal. They work by flooding a goal’s community or infrastructure with junk site visitors as a way to overload it and convey it down, and they are often completed with nothing extra refined than a discussion board’s-worth of bored youngsters with an axe to grind.

Adam  

The potential disruption they will trigger to group’s operations nonetheless represents a really actual hazard, nonetheless. What’s extra, whereas fundamental DDoS assaults will be easy to launch, skilled cyber criminals are utilizing increasingly refined instruments to tug them off extra quickly, cheaply, and in higher numbers than ever earlier than, with DDoS for rent providers placing them in attain of a worrying variety of potential risk actors.

Connor  

Were joined this week by John Graham-Cumming, CTO of infrastructure and safety vendor Cloudflare, to debate the technical sophistication of recent DDoS assaults and the way the safety business is working to maintain tempo with them. John, thanks for being with us.

John Graham-Cumming  

Thank you very a lot for inviting me.

Adam  

So let’s begin off by speaking about the scale of the downside. How frequent are DDoS assaults on the whole? 

John  

Well, so from our perspective, as a result of we mitigate DDoS assaults, these are issues that we take care of actually all the time, there are literally DDoS assaults occurring towards a Cloudflare buyer each minute of the day and night time. In truth, there’s often a number of of them. And it was once, there’s an inner dashboard, the place you’ll be able to have a look at the DDoS assaults which can be ongoing, and I used to have a look at it as a result of I’d be slightly bit, , blown away that there have been so many occurring. And it is grow to be such the norm that there are a number of occurring, I by no means have a look at that dashboard anymore. It was simply, properly, that is what occurs.

Connor  

What type of impacts can DDoS assaults have on an organisation?

John  

Well, I feel for those who suppose again just a few years, when you consider DDoS, it was usually, , the web site was not on-line for a enterprise. And at a time when web sites had been primarily type of advertising and marketing instruments, nearly a brochure, proper? It mattered as a result of it mattered from a repute perspective and a few lack of enterprise. But after all, we have switched to utilizing the web for just about every thing. I imply, have a look at us speaking like this over the web and education and dealing from dwelling and ordering lunch. And , you think about the the issues, the myriad of issues we do on the web, all of these issues are susceptible to DDoS assaults. And there is a direct monetary value, proper, you get knocked offline, , for those who knock offline a serious meals supply firm, most likely at round this time of day, we’re recording this round lunchtime the place I’m. And there’s lots of enterprise there, proper? And for those who knock off an ecommerce, , website, or for those who knock off the endpoint an organization makes use of the place its, , workers get entry to inner apps or their e-mail or one thing, properly, that has an actual value. And sadly, DDoSes are comparatively straightforward to do, they usually can have fairly a big effect.

Adam  

So for an organisation that does not have the safety of service like CloudFlare, how a lot site visitors wouldn’t it take to knock them offline, do you suppose, on common?

John  

It’s a really laborious query to reply as a result of it relies upon how they’re internet hosting their web site, for instance. It will be the case that it is a very small quantity of site visitors. And , for instance, you probably have a small weblog, and also you’re internet hosting it with, , a VPS, for instance, , only a server that you simply’re renting your self, which itself does not have any type of DDoS safety, it could be that tons of to 1000’s of requests per second to the server – so a bit like numerous individuals have turned up at your server and subsequently it falls over, proper? That might knock it offline. Or if the connectivity for the server is, , comparatively small by way of gigabits per second, proper? If you, for those who’ve obtained a single server someplace, I’ve one, I’ve a personal server someplace and I feel it is obtained, , a gigabit per second connection. Well, for those who can ship me greater than a gigabit per second of site visitors, that server just isn’t going to be accessible. So truly, relying on how you will have truly set this up, it may be a comparatively small quantity of site visitors and comparatively straightforward to do.

Connor  

And then what’s what’s the chance of us seeing one other type of Saudi Aramco type situation the place we see like, large actual world affect on tools being destroyed and issues like that?

John  

We see skilled assaults by hackers now, and what I imply by skilled is that they’re in search of out targets the place they will earn money. So for those who suppose again at one level, DDoS assaults was a favorite of Anonymous proper? We’re gonna knock off this web site trigger we do not like, I do not know, we do not like Rupert Murdoch, or one thing, we’ll knock off this web site offline. And then it was used for political causes and issues like that. And then additionally, only for, , children would simply do it for enjoyable, proper? I’ll knock off this factor offline and truly one very well-known case, any individual who had not studied for an examination, used a DDoS assault to knock off the examination supplier on the day of the examination. So nobody might take the examination, to purchase themselves a while; sadly, they purchased themselves a felony file. But , there types of issues occur. But I feel what’s notable in the previous few years, notably the final two years, basically how this has grow to be a enterprise. So what is going to occur is attackers will scope out an organization. And they are going to, they are going to do a DDoS usually as an indication of like, properly, we knocked offline your e-mail server or your VoIP server, so you’ll be able to’t make any cellphone calls. Or your weblog, as a result of we do not like your weblog, or no matter, or your weblog is fashionable. And then they will ship you a ransom be aware. And they will say, , it is, it will occur once more, except you pay us some cash.

Adam  

It’s like the twenty first century model of a safety racket, basically, it is mainly extortion.

John  

I imply, if you consider it, it is it isn’t rocket science to determine that is going to occur, which is that each one enterprise has gone on-line. So clearly, criminals are going to comply with, determine learn how to earn money out of that. And, , we have, we have moved every thing on-line, basically. And the pandemic has solely accelerated that pattern. So what a shock that attackers are determining, they will earn money this fashion. And in actual fact, we have heard of circumstances the place attackers have found out the measurement of the ransom primarily based on the measurement of the firm. So truly, , I’ve heard of an assault the place some hackers broke into an organization’s monetary information and used that to measurement the measurement of the ransom. Well, , this firm will pay us, , half one million, and that one will solely pay us just a few thousand. So that, , they will, they will, they will try this type of factor. So that I only for me, it is grow to be very skilled. And so , what occurred to Saudi Arabia? Well, I do not know. But it is not going to be stunning if extra issues occur, the place firms get knocked offline, as a result of there’s cash to be made out of it.

Connor  

Yeah, completely.

Adam  

So how are these assaults being enabled by different applied sciences like cloud and like AI?

John  

Well, I do not find out about AI, whether or not AI is de facto concerned; now sadly, do not should be that sensible to to do a DDoS assault, what you want is a bunch of servers round the world. And there are actually two methods to get the servers with sufficient capability. One is you go to some supplier, and also you actually hire them, perhaps you hire them with stolen bank cards or one thing. Or you go to your supplier that is barely doubtful. Or you steal another person’s servers, proper, you break into any individual else’s servers and use them. And so you will see that occur the place , a internet hosting supplier will get used as the supply of the DDoS assault. The second means is you construct a botnet, like in the outdated days, for those who ship out a virus or a worm of some kind, you break right into a bunch of computer systems in individuals’s houses, might be Internet of Things units, like cameras or DVRs. It’s humorous, there’s an attention-grabbing anecdote, which is that years in the past, we used to see that DDoS assaults and different forms of assaults dropped on Earth Day. And the purpose they dropped on Earth Day was individuals switched off their computer systems. And these computer systems had been now not obtainable to be a part of a botnet, which had, , they’d beforehand been hacked. That pattern doesn’t appear to have continued. And I feel the purpose it hasn’t, is we’re leaving lots of stuff on even on Earth Day. And if we change off our laptop, we do not essentially change off our web related digicam, which can have been hacked and take part. So they are going to hack no matter they will to construct these botnets. And then they use the botnet to ship out lots of site visitors. So that is, that is what they do. And the third means is locate some susceptible protocol on the web, which can do your bidding for you. So the basic one was you discover an open DNS resolver, one thing which all of us use to get DNS responses. And you forge a request that seems to return out of your sufferer for one thing very massive. And so that you ship slightly message out to this resolver and say, Hey, what’s the DNS, , give me all the DNS information for instance.com. And since you cast the supply of that, the DNS resolver says, Okay, right here you go, and he sends again a load of knowledge to the sufferer. And that was referred to as reflection and that is still extremely fashionable. The protocols getting used fluctuate from from everyday by way of what what’s newest, however something that may mirror and amplify, i.e. ship again one thing greater than what was despatched, could be very useful for attackers, disguises the place the assault is coming and provides them extra firepower.

Connor  

Interesting. And so how would you say botnets have developed over time? If they’re type of so type of intrinsically linked with with DDoS assaults? Have there been any type of main modifications in the means in they’re type of behaving or the means attackers are utilising them?

John  

Well, I feel the huge change is that this transfer away from it being essentially, , the type of susceptible Windows machine that is in somebody’s dwelling or workplace to, to units. And we noticed that with the Mirai botnet, which was used to assault Dyn, which had a giant knock on impact. And then, , from there, you , you see, that type of the world of Internet of Things units, there’s one other one which has been, which is utilizing dwelling routers, as a result of, after all, , if you connect a pc one thing like a digicam or a doorbell, or , your house router is a pc, proper? You are inclined to deliver together with you all the issues of computer systems. So they’re hackable, they’ve dangerous defaults, individuals do not change the password. And specifically, I feel on units, it is fairly frequent for individuals to not change defaults, , you put in your sensible toaster, and also you by no means change the password to one thing else.

Adam  

If it even has the performance to permit you to change the type of default entry credentials, I do know that is one thing that lots of type of governments and legislators are is type of basically regulating the development of IoT units, to provide them type of higher safety and to provide customers extra management and visibility over that safety.

John  

Absolutely. And additionally, , lots of them haven’t simply default passwords, however I imply, with Mirai, it was, , it was quite simple to go off and be like, , Telnet, to them, certainly one of the oldest protocols on the market. And then they only are uncovered to the web. And, , most individuals are shopping for an Internet of Things machine are usually not serious about the safety of it, and nor are they serious about, do I’ve a firewall in my dwelling as a way to shield all this type of stuff. They’re simply considering, properly, I need my digicam to, I wish to watch my child at night time, or I wish to, , have a sensible doorbell or one thing. And so yeah, I feel the, the regulatory method is definitely a good suggestion to exit and say that there must be some requirements, , we’ve got requirements for like automobile seat belts, and we’ve got requirements for , I can just about be assured that if I purchase a microwave, it will not set fireplace to my home, as a result of over time, we have, , we have had requirements, we have examined issues. So, , I hope, I feel that in some respects, it is a good suggestion, if the laws is properly written, to do this.

Adam  

So we have mentioned the type of DDoS for rent providers that can be utilized to launch DDoS assaults on on targets with out essentially having to get entry to botnets or to hire the servers and launch the assault your self. But how a lot does it value to launch an assault utilizing these providers? How a lot capital do it’s a must to entrance up so as, as a type of lay particular person, for those who like, to launch this type of assault?

John  

Well, I’m fairly positive – I have not completed this for a very long time now – however for those who knew what to Google, you would exit and Google and discover a service that might do that DDoS for you. And it will, in lots of circumstances, , you’d pay along with your bank card, and you would be speaking, , tens to tons of of {dollars} to carry out a DDoS assault towards somebody now; it will not be the best DDoS assault. But , for those who’ve obtained a rival enterprise, perhaps you are a florist, and it is February the twelfth, and you would like your rival florists to be offline. You know, that is the type of factor individuals do and that, and by the means, that is an actual instance of issues that really occur, which is that companies will assault one another. I imply, the extra – I’m undecided illegitimate is the proper phrase – however the extra curiously regulated a enterprise is, so playing, for instance, the extra seemingly it’s you see this type of, this type of behaviour taking place. So yeah, I imply, DDoS assaults, certainly one of the explanation why we see DDoS assaults all the time, is that they occur for all types of causes, , political causes. I, , I disagree with any individual’s view about one thing, but additionally simply pure monetary causes. And that might be on a small scale or it might be on a big, , the DDoS for ransom type, which could be very fashionable.

Connor  

Yeah. So if say, say an assault is profitable, what sort of enterprise value are we in comparison with, is it type of comparatively a lot bigger than the value it’s to launch such a such an assault?

John  

Oh, sure. I imply, I imply, you consider the the value of launching the assault is is kind of cheap, proper, for the people who find themselves doing the work, as a result of they don’t seem to be utilizing their very own, , they don’t seem to be paying for all that servers, proper? They’ve, they’ve hacked different individuals’s sensible cameras or one thing, construct that right into a botnet. And then they’re utilizing that for the assault. So it is comparatively cheap for them to launch the assault. And for a enterprise, after all, it may be crippling, by way of, , if it is an ecommerce enterprise, they can not truly do ecommerce. If any individual just isn’t an ecommerce enterprise, , some individuals go after your e-mail server, or your VPN concentrator, or, , the hyperlinks that everybody has to make use of in the, in an workplace, for instance. There are numerous, there’s numerous methods during which a enterprise can get attacked. In truth, one factor we noticed at one level was some attackers who, relatively than do a DDoS assault in any respect, what they do is that they write to the enterprise and say, we have completed a survey of your community, here is a community diagram, proper? We’ve completed it for you, that is your weak spot. Tomorrow at midday, it will go down, except you pay us a sure amount of cash. And generally these threats can be actual, particularly in the event that they’ve completed an actual good survey of the community, after which you will have copycats, who simply ship a message like, tomorrow, that is going to occur. So now pay us. So you will have this this world of like, generally you are not even ever doing a DDoS assault, there isn’t any value, it is simply you ship an e-mail, basically, as a spam, threatening some. So yeah, it is loads cheaper to ship these things than it’s to take care of it.

Connor  

Interesting. So and DDoS safety is clearly certainly one of the important providers that Cloudflare affords. But how does it truly work? You know, what’s the what’s the means of stopping a DDoS assault?

John  

So. Well, to start with, vital factor is in the structure of our community in order that the first D in DDoS is distributed, proper? So only a few DDoS assaults of any vital measurement come from a single supply, proper, they have a tendency to return from a botnet and the botnets will inevitably be unfold over a geographical space, they might be throughout the world, usually, proper? If you ever have a look at a kind of ‘pew-pew’ maps, , these maps they’ve on-line, like battle video games with the missiles coming in, you will discover that the assaults come from lots of locations concurrently, due to course, the botnets are in numerous locations. So by having servers in 250 cities round the world, what occurs is that if any individual DDoSes a shopper of CloudFlare, inevitably, the DDoS will get type of unfold out throughout our community, proper? So it does not, it by no means will get to at least one place. And truly certainly one of the difficulties with DDoS mitigation, the means it was once completed was it was once that you’d, for those who had been below DDoS assault, you’ll ship all of your site visitors to a scrubbing centre, and that scrubbing centre would take care of it. And, , that was a, that was truly a giant downside for the scrubbing centre, as a result of they needed to have the capability to take the entire assault. So the very first thing we do is we unfold it out throughout our community. And then, inside our information centres, we unfold out the assault throughout each machine. So truly, the site visitors will get, all of our site visitors will get type of smeared throughout each machine in the information centre. And then inside our programs, we’ve got constructed software program over the final 10 years that can search for patterns. So repetitive patterns, the fingerprints of identified DDoS instruments; we’ll additionally search for alerts such equivalent to , if a buyer’s server is below stress, and we’re receiving lots of site visitors, then we’ll use that and say, wait a minute, that is clearly an issue, the site visitors getting by is hurting the buyer. So we are able to truly then throttle it. But yeah, it is a it is a mixture of a bunch of architectural stuff round how we lay stuff out throughout the world, throughout the servers, after which the fingerprinting and the evaluation in actual time searching for repetitive, attention-grabbing, anomalous behaviour. And then we thought, basically, we drop it on the ground.

Adam  

So by way of the the instruments that you simply use for that type of sample recognition and evaluation and whatnot, what function does AI play in serving to you to, to detect these tendencies?

John  

So we notably use AI, for after we’re making an attempt to find out if one thing is being completed by a human or not. So alongside the DDoS downside, there’s a large downside of bots. And these bots are sometimes they’re pretending to be human as a way to attempt to beat people at one thing. So the basic instance is a brand new sneaker will get launched, restricted version. And there’s 1,000 pairs. And what is going to occur is there may be an absolute battle between bots to purchase the sneakers from retailers. And the purpose is the resale worth is so excessive, perhaps you’ll be able to suck up the entire market and you may promote it another person for extra. And that downside of detecting what’s is non-human behaviour in a human? What is one thing that is supposed to be human, proper? It’s one thing the place we extensively use AI in the DDoS mitigation aspect of stuff, we do use some machine studying methods to place stuff collectively. But over the years, we’ve got constructed up a system, which is ready to, what I’d actually describe as anomaly detection, which is to have a look at site visitors that has anomalous options, as a result of certainly one of the issues about DDoS is it is repetitive. So not like the bots, that are coming in, they usually’re making an attempt to do one thing, they could click on on the entrance web page after which put one thing in the basket, there’s type of there’s fairly, it is fairly a wealthy interplay, proper there. DDoS tends to be, I’m going to ship you the similar factor over and over, , million occasions a second, yeah, or it should fluctuate very barely. And we are able to distinguish that from real site visitors.

Adam  

So if somebody’s sat on a web page, and is refreshing that very same web page, as soon as each type of half a second, that is most likely not an actual particular person.

John  

It could be; there could be any individual who’s determined for one thing to occur, as a result of they, , in the case of the sneaker, proper, for those who actually needed to attempt to get like, you are making an attempt to get tickets to a live performance, you may truly hit Refresh quite a bit. Right? So we’d wish to know, does that, is that really an actual particular person doing that? Or is {that a} bot that is doing that?

Adam  

Yeah. And we have we have run throughout a few situations over the previous few years, the place type of for for stuff like that, for type of restricted version product releases, or for hotly demanded tickets, distributors have basically DDoS themselves by simply creating this monumental demand. I appear to recollect when the musical Hamilton first got here to London. Basically, each time the the new batch of tickets obtained launched, the web site ended up happening, as a result of the calls for had been simply so insane.

John  

Yeah, I imply, that occurs loads. I imply, we noticed this in the pandemic, when the vaccines turned obtainable. For a join, , relying on the nation, there was usually perhaps like, for instance, right here in Portugal, there was one web site the place you would go and join, as a result of it was run by the National Health Service right here. And we noticed somewhere else round the world, relying on how properly that stuff was architected, it will fall over as a result of everybody needed the vaccine, proper? That’s clearly not a DDoS. And you do not wish to be blocking these individuals. And in actual fact, what we ended up doing was creating this free product referred to as Fair Shot, which anyone who was distributing vaccines might use, and it basically creates a ready room the place you get in a queue, and we management the site visitors getting getting by to the actual server. So , our job is to attempt to determine what’s actual and what’s not, and do away with the not actual and let the actual by.

Connor  

Yeah, completely. So we have we have type of mentioned all through the session that type of botnets are usually not serving to issues by way of assault volumes, and issues are getting getting worse yr by yr, are you able to give us type of a flavour of what sort of assault volumes Cloudflare is coping with perhaps on a day by day, month-to-month yearly foundation?

John  

Well, the attention-grabbing factor is, so the majority of assaults are fairly small, truly. So what occurs is, you will see that each, each month, , there will be lots of assaults, that are below half a gigabit per second, issues like that, proper? So what occurs is, the information is all the time about the actually huge assaults. Okay? So if we glance to, , this fall, we, in 2021, we noticed an assault, that was nearly two terabits per second.

Adam  

Oof.

John  

Right? And that will get in the information. And persons are like ooh, it is the greatest ever seen, , all that type of thrilling stuff. And , we additionally noticed one, which was about 17 million requests per second. And then simply to ensure we perceive the distinction, the terabits per second, you are simply speaking about flooding the community to attempt to overwhelm the community, proper? The request per second, properly, you are not making an attempt to flood the community, you are making an attempt to trigger the server to die, as a result of it is making an attempt to do processing. So that is like 17 million hits of f5 per second. So you probably have completely different causes, , there are other ways to assault. So these are, , these, these get the headlines. The actuality, although, is that we simply get steady, , DDoS assaults, month after month after month. And usually, , comparatively small by way of, so by way of on the community aspect, you are typically , below a gigabit per second, below 10 gigabit per second, these issues are fairly frequent, as a result of these values will knock offline an atypical server proper? I imply, these are nonetheless large enough. And on the, , we see packet charges in the 1000s of packets per second. Packets, the distinction there may be that some attackers will go after the the community infrastructure, not simply the the capability, but additionally the precise switches and routers by sending lots of packets and utilizing small ones. And the typical DDoS lasts properly below an hour. So it is such as you type of assault you and knock you offline. And generally that is to show for a ransom. And generally that is simply because that is what somebody paid for. And, , I do not like this, this, , this assault this particular person, I’ll assault them. So, , we see simply steady assaults of all sizes, and it appears to be rising, sadly. I had type of hoped this downside would decelerate, however it does not appear to be doing so. Sadly, DDoS is simply a part of what we take care of. It’s nearly prefer it’s the background noise of the web, there’s all the time some nonsense occurring.

Adam  

Hmm. So the the assaults which can be lower than a gigabit per second and the pretty small scale stuff, I’d think about that that is one thing that that Cloudflare’s infrastructure can simply take up just about with out actually serious about it. But is there a scale of assault that, , past a sure threshold, you truly go, oh, this can be a critical risk, that is one thing that we have to take note of?

John  

Basically, no. So we go, for instance, the two terabit per second assault, we did not do something about that. Nobody was operating round doing something, all the automated programs handled it.

Adam  

Really?

John  

We constructed, we constructed our programs up in order that they will detect and mitigate these things, routinely. And so I feel that from from a, from a type of a capability perspective, as a result of we constructed the community to be very, very massive. We, , we do not fear about the measurement of assaults. Obviously, we fear in the sense of planning for greater and greater assaults, and ensuring we’ve got the infrastructure in place, ensuring our programs are working and when one thing occurs, like the two terabit per second assault, we’ll, we’ll assessment it and say, what was, , how did this work? What did not work properly, or what did work properly, however in each the case of the two terabit per second assault, and in the case of the 17 million requests per second assault, these are simply routinely mitigated. 

Adam  

Wow.

John  

So in actual fact, it is the solely means we might presumably do it, as a result of there are such a lot of assaults occurring, , proper at the starting of Cloudflare, we used to manually edit issues to cease assaults. 

Adam  

Oh, wow.

John  

It simply does not work, so… 

Adam  

It’s not scalable.

Connor  

So you talked about the the assaults there. So they’re type of rising, and from an outsider with no type of DDoS or little DDoS data, to what finish can this type of improve attain?

John  

Do you imply, you need me to foretell how huge the subsequent DDoS goes to be? I imply, I, it is laborious for me to reply. The actuality is, , for those who, for those who went again just a few years, I feel Cloudflare reported on a 400 megabit per second assault, and it was like, Wow. I bear in mind now, it is like, that was one after which for those who go, if that was proper at the starting, and for those who go a bit ahead, it begins attending to the gigabits per second. And so and the information story is all the time about, , megabits and gigabits, after which terabytes, , so on. It will inevitably get greater, as a result of the web is getting greater, and we’re getting higher connections, and we’re getting quicker web all spherical. So type of all boats rise, together with the DDoSer’s boats. So, , we should not be stunned that, , after we see a 3 terabit per second assault, or perhaps someday a 5 terabit per second assault, it will simply inevitably occur simply as the web will get quicker general. I feel the actual message round DDoS just isn’t essentially about the headline numbers. It’s round the extent to which individuals get attacked. And, , certainly one of the explanation why Cloudflare made DDoS mitigation free for everyone is it was simply so frequent, it appeared loopy. We simply, it is a bit like spam filtering in your e-mail. You know, that is simply included. And we simply felt like, what, this could simply be included.

Connor  

Interesting.

Adam  

So, on that be aware, are you involved in any respect about the safety business’s potential to maintain up with the improvement of felony DDoS capabilities?

John  

I’m not involved about it, I, that is what we do, it is our job, proper? We spend time serious about these things and we’ve got to give you new issues and we, and , we write new software program or our programs detect and and mitigate this stuff, we study from that. So it isn’t one thing that that worries me. I feel that it is simply, it is an unlucky actuality that it will proceed and firms like Cloudflare which shield individuals will proceed to be wanted. A bit like we, for some purpose, we nonetheless want spam filters as a result of clearly persons are nonetheless answering spams, so there’s clearly a enterprise there, and there is a enterprise in DDoS. And so, there you go, persons are gonna maintain doing it, and we are going to maintain defending towards it.

Adam  

Well, sadly, that is all we have got time for on this week’s episode. But thanks as soon as once more to Cloudflare CTO, John Graham-Cumming for becoming a member of us.

John  

Thank you very a lot for having me.

Connor  

You can discover hyperlinks to every thing we have spoken about right now in the present notes and much more on our web site itpro.co.uk.

Adam  

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Connor  

We’ll be again subsequent week with extra evaluation from the world of IT however till then, goodbye. 

Adam  

Bye.

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