DDoS attacks appear to be increasing in frequency and scaling in size. Most reports will show a near continuous stream of increasing risk and higher attack volume, but Versign’s Q2 2016 research report suggests that the trend has always been
At the Air Force Association’s annual conference, the U.S. Air Force announced that they will continue ongoing efforts to overhaul and update its information technology infrastructure in order to incorporate artificial intelligence solutions in cybersecurity warfare.
Cloudera and Intel recently announced the donation of their collaborated open source project Apache Spot to the Apache Software Foundation. Originally created by Intel back in February and launched under the name Open Network Insight (ONI) project, the effort has
Brian Krebs, whose website recently underwent a 620 Gbps DDoS attack, reported that an identified botnet trojan has been confirmed to be the malware responsible. Recently, the source code for the botnet (DDoS Malware) was made public on the Hackerforums
Software containers are becoming a major part of application development due to their ability to divide applications and place them on various physical and virtual machines. Containers offers flexibility, easier workload management, and aids developers in moving essential code/library tools
One nifty function Chrome offers users of its web browser is an indicator that marks a connection as secure or non-secure via an icon in the address bar. Chrome has long refrained from labelling HTTP connections (HTTP Pages) as non-secure,
Researchers from Princeton University, Karlstad University and KTH Royal Institute of Technology published a report detailing how adversaries can combine monitored DNS requests with known website fingerprinting attacks to create a new type of DNS-enhanced correlation attack to reveal Tor
The 1Tbps DDoS attack is a total game changer for the edge security business model. For starters, we can throw away the idea of small companies becoming a DDoS mitigation service provider. Unfortunately, the DDoS mitigation business is going the
After the two massive DDoS attacks last week, it’s time to re-think the DDoS Mitigation architecture strategy. Brian Krebs got hit with a 620Gbps DDoS attack and OVH with a 799Gbps attack. The interesting part – the 799Gbps attack was
On Sept 22, the OpenSSL Project released patches to fix 14 vulnerabilities in OpenSSL, including versions 1.1.0a, 1.0.2i and 1.0.1u. One of these patched flaws includes a high severity vulnerability that can be exploited for denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. Given the
Google Project Shield provides DDoS protection for verified journalists, journal publications, and non-profit organizations. Best of all, the service is pro-bono. Security journalist Brian Krebs of Krebs on Security is one notable customer when this past week, Krebs’ website was
Security journalist Brian Krebs has been the prime target of a major attack and the new weapon for DDoS attacks – IoT devices.
AWS released an updated version of its AWS Best Practices for DDoS Resiliency Whitepaper, a guide for developers building new apps or looking to optimize their current architecture for DDoS resiliency. In addition, the whitepaper goes into detail to advise
To establish a smooth buying process while addressing online fraud prevention needs, e-retailer James Allen has retained the services of Forter. The threat of fraud can create delays by necessitating manual reviews and identity confirmation, which, in turn, slow down
With the continued threat of cyber crimes together with an increasing demand for cloud services, there is expected significant growth in the cloud security market. According to IDC, cloud security accounts for 50% as an area of immense growth in
