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What (who) is PDOs - definition
CYBER ATTACK DISRUPTING SERVICE BY OVERLOADING THE PROVIDER OF THE SERVICE
Distributed denial of service attack; Denial of Service; Distributed denial-of-service; Distributed denial-of-service attack; DoS; Distributed denial of service; Denial-of-service; Nuke (computer); DDoS; DDOS; Ddos; DOS attack; Denial of service attack; Denial of service; DoS attack; Distributed Reflection Denial of Service; DoS attacks; Distributed Denial of Service; Dos attack; Teardrop attack; DDoS attack; Ddos attack; "pulsing" zombies; Distributed reflector denial of service; Denial-of-service attacks; Dos (attack); Network flood; Flood attack; RDDoS; Denial or Service; Teardrop (computing); Denial-of-Service attack; Distributed Denital of Service; DDos Attack; DRDoS; Denial of Service (computing); Backscatter (DDOS); Permanent denial of service; Pdos; Distributed-denial-of-service; DoS-attack; Degradation-of-service; Degradation-of-service attack; Reflector router; VIPDoS; TearDrop; Teardrop Attacks; Udp bomb attack; DDos; DDos by nuke attack; Denial of service attacks; Low Impact Ion Cannon; DDOS attack; Denial-of-Service; Distributed Deinal-of-Service; DDoSing; Shrew attack; Application layer DDoS attack; Wikipedia talk:Articles for creation/stresser; Volumetric DDoS attack; RUDY; DNS amplification attack; DD4BC; DDoS for Bitcoin; Booter service; Reflected denial-of-service attack; DDoS attacks; DoS-Attack; Denial-of-access attack; Stresser; DDOS protection; Denial of Service attack; SACK panic; SACKPanic; SACK Panic; Distributred denial of service attack; DDoS detection; Amplification attack; Distributed reflective denial of service
PDOS
Distributed denial of service attack; Denial of Service; Distributed denial-of-service; Distributed denial-of-service attack; DoS; Distributed denial of service; Denial-of-service; Nuke (computer); DDoS; DDOS; Ddos; DOS attack; Denial of service attack; Denial of service; DoS attack; Distributed Reflection Denial of Service; DoS attacks; Distributed Denial of Service; Dos attack; Teardrop attack; DDoS attack; Ddos attack; "pulsing" zombies; Distributed reflector denial of service; Denial-of-service attacks; Dos (attack); Network flood; Flood attack; RDDoS; Denial or Service; Teardrop (computing); Denial-of-Service attack; Distributed Denital of Service; DDos Attack; DRDoS; Denial of Service (computing); Backscatter (DDOS); Permanent denial of service; Pdos; Distributed-denial-of-service; DoS-attack; Degradation-of-service; Degradation-of-service attack; Reflector router; VIPDoS; TearDrop; Teardrop Attacks; Udp bomb attack; DDos; DDos by nuke attack; Denial of service attacks; Low Impact Ion Cannon; DDOS attack; Denial-of-Service; Distributed Deinal-of-Service; DDoSing; Shrew attack; Application layer DDoS attack; Wikipedia talk:Articles for creation/stresser; Volumetric DDoS attack; RUDY; DNS amplification attack; DD4BC; DDoS for Bitcoin; Booter service; Reflected denial-of-service attack; DDoS attacks; DoS-Attack; Denial-of-access attack; Stresser; DDOS protection; Denial of Service attack; SACK panic; SACKPanic; SACK Panic; Distributred denial of service attack; DDoS detection; Amplification attack; Distributed reflective denial of service
Parallel and Distributed Operating System (Reference: OS, MIT)
PDOS
Distributed denial of service attack; Denial of Service; Distributed denial-of-service; Distributed denial-of-service attack; DoS; Distributed denial of service; Denial-of-service; Nuke (computer); DDoS; DDOS; Ddos; DOS attack; Denial of service attack; Denial of service; DoS attack; Distributed Reflection Denial of Service; DoS attacks; Distributed Denial of Service; Dos attack; Teardrop attack; DDoS attack; Ddos attack; "pulsing" zombies; Distributed reflector denial of service; Denial-of-service attacks; Dos (attack); Network flood; Flood attack; RDDoS; Denial or Service; Teardrop (computing); Denial-of-Service attack; Distributed Denital of Service; DDos Attack; DRDoS; Denial of Service (computing); Backscatter (DDOS); Permanent denial of service; Pdos; Distributed-denial-of-service; DoS-attack; Degradation-of-service; Degradation-of-service attack; Reflector router; VIPDoS; TearDrop; Teardrop Attacks; Udp bomb attack; DDos; DDos by nuke attack; Denial of service attacks; Low Impact Ion Cannon; DDOS attack; Denial-of-Service; Distributed Deinal-of-Service; DDoSing; Shrew attack; Application layer DDoS attack; Wikipedia talk:Articles for creation/stresser; Volumetric DDoS attack; RUDY; DNS amplification attack; DD4BC; DDoS for Bitcoin; Booter service; Reflected denial-of-service attack; DDoS attacks; DoS-Attack; Denial-of-access attack; Stresser; DDOS protection; Denial of Service attack; SACK panic; SACKPanic; SACK Panic; Distributred denial of service attack; DDoS detection; Amplification attack; Distributed reflective denial of service
PDOS is a discontinued multiuser multitasking operating system, written in assembly language developed in the early 1980s by the Eyring Research Institute for the Texas Instruments TMS9900 processor, and later ported to the Motorola 68000 processor. At the time its speed, accuracy and power made it ideal for process control.
PDO
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
PD0; PDO (disambiguation); Pdo
Portable Distributed Objects (Reference: NeXT)
Wikipedia
Denial-of-service attack
In computing, a denial-of-service attack (DoS attack) is a cyber-attack in which the perpetrator seeks to make a machine or network resource unavailable to its intended users by temporarily or indefinitely disrupting services of a host connected to a network. Denial of service is typically accomplished by flooding the targeted machine or resource with superfluous requests in an attempt to overload systems and prevent some or all legitimate requests from being fulfilled.
In a distributed denial-of-service attack (DDoS attack), the incoming traffic flooding the victim originates from many different sources. More sophisticated strategies are required to mitigate this type of attack, as simply attempting to block a single source is insufficient because there are multiple sources.
A DoS or DDoS attack is analogous to a group of people crowding the entry door of a shop, making it hard for legitimate customers to enter, thus disrupting trade.
Criminal perpetrators of DoS attacks often target sites or services hosted on high-profile web servers such as banks or credit card payment gateways. Revenge, blackmail and hacktivism can motivate these attacks.
Examples of use of PDOs
1. Included in the agreement between the OFW associations and the DOLE is the PDOS for OFW families, trainings in livelihood projects and seminars for business management.
2. Binabayaran na lang daw (When we asked about the PDOS, we were told by the agency that it was a waste of time.
3. The workers said the processing of their application was so quick that they were all of a sudden told to get ready for their flight on Aug. 18, 2006, even though they did not go through a PDOS, or Pre–Departure Orientation Seminar, as required by the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA). «Noong tinanong namin ang tungkol sa PDOS, sabi ng agency sayang lang daw ang oras.
4. Family members who get to attend the PDOS will be prepared to handle the social costs of migration and may learn to save from the regular remittances sent to them, Brion was quoted in the statement as saying.
5. The PDOS modules of NGOs are also said to be much better than OWWA’s because they focus specifically on the rights of OFWs not only as workers but also as women in foreign countries.