For applications deployed on CloudHub, currently, there is no special service preventing DDos/Dos attacks.
There are several measures that one can take to increase the security:
Any Internet application is exposed to phishing attempts. It is unlikely you are being specifically targeted. Mule will automatically filter any incoming request that does not have a valid path. Of course, this doesn't stop the request from being made.
The recommendations, in this case, are the same as in the previous question. Additionally, please up-vote the following Idea:
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