What term is used for flooding a target by masking multiple HTTP requests within a single HTTP packet?

What term is used for flooding a target by masking multiple HTTP requests within a single HTTP packet?

• A. Slowloris
• B. DRDoS Attack
• C. Single-Session HTTP Flood Attack
• D. Random Recursive GET Flood Attack

Answer: (C)

This question tests recognizing an HTTP flood variant that bundles several HTTP requests into one packet to overwhelm the target. By masking multiple requests within a single HTTP packet, the attacker maximizes load per packet and can evade simple per-connection rate checks, making the attack more efficient and harder to spot. This fits a single-session HTTP flood attack, which specifically describes flooding the target by sending multiple requests within a single session or packet. The other terms describe different ideas: Slowloris relies on many open connections and held resources, DRDoS uses amplification through reflected traffic, and the random recursive GET flood isn’t a standard term for this technique.

This question tests recognizing an HTTP flood variant that bundles several HTTP requests into one packet to overwhelm the target. By masking multiple requests within a single HTTP packet, the attacker maximizes load per packet and can evade simple per-connection rate checks, making the attack more efficient and harder to spot.

This fits a single-session HTTP flood attack, which specifically describes flooding the target by sending multiple requests within a single session or packet. The other terms describe different ideas: Slowloris relies on many open connections and held resources, DRDoS uses amplification through reflected traffic, and the random recursive GET flood isn’t a standard term for this technique.