A wider view.
A clearer next question.
See what is being reported. Find the source. Understand what to check next for your locations, suppliers, and operations.
What this dashboard covers ↓
Points mark source-reported locations. Weather shading shows source alert polygons. Blue country shading and numbered circles represent IODA signals at country level, not exact outage locations or attack origins. Several reports can describe one event.
Reported events
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Map coverage and source freshness
USGS and NASA freshness appears in Sources below. Weather alerts without polygons remain in the report feed. Small territories absent from the country map remain unmapped. IODA signals are not confirmation of a cyberattack.
The wider operating picture.
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News, advisories & disruption
Headlines from publishers and researchers. A reported attack is not proof of an ongoing incident. Topic labels use headline keywords.
Provider-reported service health
Official status reports; an outage does not necessarily mean a cyberattack.
DDoS: see the trend, check the context.
A denial-of-service attack tries to overwhelm a service with traffic. Cloudflare Radar shows network-layer attack volume trends observed by Cloudflare over a rolling time window, not every attack on the Internet or a verified list of victims.
Network attacks, measured at the provider.
Explore the rolling attack-volume chart, protocol breakdowns and reported geography directly at the source.
Open the current DDoS chart ↗Direct in-dashboard telemetry is not connected. No attack count is estimated here.
Cloudflare supplies the chart and its timestamp; open Network Layer Security ↗. Also explore application-layer attacks ↗ and the Internet Outage Center ↗.
Weaknesses already used in attacks.
These vulnerabilities have evidence of exploitation. Check whether you use the affected product and follow the vendor’s guidance. Inclusion does not mean your own systems have been compromised.
Every signal needs a source.
The map connects USGS, NASA, GDACS, NOAA/NWS, EMSC and country-level IODA observations; the panels above add international news, official advisories, security research, disaster alerts and provider status. Cloudflare Radar network measurements appear in the DDoS panel when connected, with direct links to the provider. Filters apply to the latest reported event or observation time. NASA events are those marked open by EONET; USGS covers magnitude 2.5+ earthquakes. Coverage is not exhaustive.
Region filters use approximate geographic bounds. This is an awareness tool, not an emergency alert service or a personalized risk assessment. News and provider status are reported information; Radar is measured network activity; the catalog records known exploitation. None provides complete global coverage. Military and economic layers are not connected. Transport context adds Natural Earth airport and port reference locations; these are static geographic records, not current operations or disruption reports.
Map: Natural Earth, public domain. No account or location permission required. Feeds are requested on page load and when you choose Refresh; collector requests share a five-minute cache. Country context: Natural Earth, public domain. IODA data: Georgia Tech Research Corporation. GDACS: European Union, CC BY 4.0.