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# AWS DDoS コスト爆発防止策まとめ
**出典:** [DDoS攻撃でAWS請求が200万円に!S3・CloudFrontで絶対やるべきコスト爆発防止策 6選 - Qiita](https://qiita.com/miruky/items/b996e374c91923141178)
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## 事例
2026年3月、個人開発者のS3バケットがDDoS攻撃を受け、3日間で160TBのデータ転送が発生し約$15,000(約200万円)の請求が発生。
## なぜ高額になるか
S3はデフォルトでレート制限がなく、パブリックバケットへは事実上無制限にGETリクエストを送れる。160TB転送時のデータ転送料金は約$14,140(東京リージョン)。
| データ転送量 | 単価 |
|---|---|
| 〜10TB | $0.114/GB |
| 10TB〜50TB | $0.089/GB |
| 50TB〜150TB | $0.086/GB |
| 150TB超 | $0.084/GB |
---
## 防止策(優先度順)
| 優先度 | 対策 | コスト |
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