Daniel Smith is an information security researcher for Radware’s Emergency Response Team. He focuses on security research and risk analysis for network and application based vulnerabilities.
Daniel’s research focuses in on Denial-of-Service attacks and includes analysis of malware and botnets. As a white-hat hacker, his expertise in tools and techniques helps Radware develop signatures and mitigation attacks proactively for its customers.
Over the last year, hacktivists driven by ideological differences have targeted government data around the world at a persistent rate. The lines are blurred...
Levi’s Stadium is one of the most technologically advanced stadiums ever built.
It features 12,000 network ports, 1,200 access points, 1,700 beacons, and a DAS...
Since Monday December 14th, Turkey’s DNS servers, ns1.nic.tr – ns5.nic.tr, have been the target of a persistent denial of service attack. This 40Gbps amplification...
It's been a busy few days here at Radware.
Our Emergency Response Team (ERT) has been closely monitoring a series of DDoS-for-Ransom attack campaigns that...
OpKillingBay is a yearly hacktivism operation by Anonymous, activists and other organizations in response to the hunting of whales and dolphins in Japan and...
