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Cyber attack Links

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ThreatCloud
Kaspersky
Arbor Networks
Akamai
Fortinet
LookingGlass
Threat Butt
Talos
Sophos
FireEye
Deteque Bonet Threat Map
Bitdefender Live Cyber Threat Map
SonicWall Live Cyber Attacks Map

To protect your individual website, you need to be able to block malicious traffic.
Webmasters can talk to their hosting provider about DDoS attack protection.
They can also route incoming traffic through a reputable third-party service that provides distributed caching to help filter out malicious traffic—which
reduces the strain on existing web servers. Most such services require a paid subscription,
but will, of course, cost less than scaling up your own server capacity to deal with a DDoS attack.