Ideology, politics and religious differences are at the core of operation OpIsrael. OpIsrael is launched by Anonymous with the stated goal of “erasing Israel from the internet” in protest against the Israeli governments’ conduct in the Israeli- Palestinian conflict. This is a yearly operation and was created in 2012. It starts every year on April […]
In early April, we identified a new botnet designed to comprise IoT devices and corrupt their storage. Over a four-day period, our honeypots recorded 1,895 PDoS attempts performed from several locations around the world. Its sole purpose was to compromise IoT devices and corrupt their storage. Besides this intense, short-lived bot (BrickerBot.1), our honeypots recorded […]
Over the course of the last week, you have probably heard about the attacks designed to render Internet of Things (IoT) devices across the internet useless. We called the originator of the attacks “Brickerbot,” but should we have called it the “Batman of IoT”?
European IT professionals report securing business continuity as the #1 challenge, even more than avoiding revenue loss or protecting reputation
How to Provide State of the Art Protection against Real World Threats We live in a world where increasing numbers of complex cyber breach tools are available on the Darknet. But what is the Darknet and how do we protect against it? The Darknet is an anonymous and obfuscated section of the internet where criminals […]
So you’ve finally made the move and deployed one of your business applications in the cloud. You picked a leading public cloud provider (Amazon Web Services or Microsoft Azure) thinking this will get you the peace of mind you are looking for. Well that’s almost too good to be true. While there are many advantages […]
If you think about it 2016 was a year that will forever change the way many people think about cyber security and some fundamental best practices. After the attacks on Dyn shook the internet in October, many organizations will forever deploy redundant DNS services or providers. Further, people now use 1 Tbps as their high […]
Distributed Denial of Service attacks, commonly called DDoS, have been around since the 1990s. Over the last few years they became increasingly commonplace and intense. Much of this change can be attributed to three factors:
The Australian Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull, recently warned that all Australians should be concerned about the threat of a cyber-attack. Mr Turnbull described cyber warfare as the new frontier, with families, governments and businesses equally at risk. From a public perspective, there is a greater expectation placed on the government to ensure that the networks […]
Key Takeaways from Cisco Live Berlin 2017 Digital Transformation is the Core of Every Business 2016-2017 introduced the era of Digital Transformation. Digital transformation is the change associated with the application of digital technology in all aspects of human society. Digital transformation inherently enables new types of innovation and creativity to increase business competency rather […]
Radware’s Pascal Geenens walks us through 10 questions regarding the cyber security threat landscape, trends in the Darknet, motivations for attacks, and much more.
Education, freedom and knowledge. These are the pillars for higher learning, but have often been used to describe some open source projects and services that have the potential to be abused by those that are not so innocent. Over the last two years, tools like stressers, Remote Administration Tools (RAT) and ransomware have been published […]
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