had already found the original file from the legitimate website and modified the file to include pieces of malwares and sent the file back to the victim. When the victim clicked on the link and started downloading the file, they were already downloading a file that consisted of malwares. China In 2015, the two GitHub repositories suffered a flooded attack due to man-on-the-side attack. When a user outside of China attempts to browse a Chinese website, they are required to pass the Chinese Internet Infrastructure before automatically being directed to the website. The infrastructure allowed the request to the legitimate Chinese website the user wanted to browse to without any modifications involved. The response came back from the website, but as it passed through the Chinese Internet Infrastructure, before it could get back to the user, the response had been modified. The modification involved a malware that changed the Baidu analytics script from only accessing Baidu to the user-making request to access the two GitHub Repositories as they continued browse the website. The user, who was able to continue browsing the Chinese search engine, Baidu, were innocent since they were absolutely unaware of the fact that their response involved an embedded malicious script, which would make a request to access GitHub on the side. This happened to all users outside of china who was trying to seek access to a Chinese website, which resulted in extremely high volumes of requests being made to the two GitHub Repositories. The enormous load GitHub had to bear had caused the server to flood and was thus attacked. Preventing Attacks Ways to prevent and mitigate attack on a Micro Level 1. Get an Insurance coverage If a malware is detected that results in you losing your data stored, it may be financially affected. Insurance coverage ensures that financial losses are covered. This is beneficial for companies because losses to consumers or businesses impacted may result in millions and billions of dollars of losses, or even face bankruptcies. In 2017, the NotPetya cyber attack caused companies to suffer a 10 billion in worldwide damage. 2. Familiarising with Malware products An observational study conducted has concluded that although many people acknowledge the need in downloading malware defence products, many people are not familiar with the functions of it and how it helps protects users from being exposed to attacks. For example, many users ignore software notification