How many DDOS attacks does Facebook get in 1 day?

Large organization like FB et. al., are very uniquely able to handle 10 millions of requests per minute or even second. read more

DDOS attacks are a way of overloading a website by sending more web traffic than it can handle. The lesser the bandwidth, the easier is the DDOS attack. So, Companies like Facebook buy extra amount of bandwidth than required to reduce of DDOS attacks. read more

DDoS attacks (even the smallest ones) inflict a grave toll on revenues: More companies in 2012 (74% vs. 65% in 2011) said a DDoS outage would cost them up to $10K per hour, potentially almost a quarter of a million dollars a day. 26% reported revenue risks at $50-100K per hour, according to Neustar. read more