What are Amplified Reflection DDoS Attacks? Amplified reflection attacks are a type of DDoS attack that exploits the connectionless nature of UDPs with spoofed requests to misconfigured open servers on the internet. Amplified reflection attacks take the prize when it comes to the size of the attack. The attack sends a volume of small requests with the spoofed victim’s IP address to accessible servers. The servers reply with large amplified responses to the unwitting victim. The servers can do this because they are configured with services that the attackers sought out for their ability to aid in this attack. This video Read more