Your Service Level Agreement (SLA) is a crucial component of DDoS defenses. It is your contractual guarantee outlining what your DDoS mitigation provider will...
This blog series dives into the different DDoS protection models, in order to help customers choose the optimal protection for their particular use-case. The...
This blog series explores the various options for DDoS protection and help organizations choose the optimal solution for themselves. The first part of this...
Let’s take a journey through a real-life booter and stresser service to better understand the tools, the trade and pricing behind DDoS-as-a-Service.
Putinstresser.eu is a...
Overview
On February 8th, 2018, Radware’s Deception Network detected a significant increase in malicious activity over port 8080. Further investigation uncovered a new variant of...
Thoughts from Radware’s Global Application and Network Security Report
Rise of cryptocurrency trade and value boosts attacks;
Notorious attacks of the year point at...
2017 has been another eventful year for denial-of-service attacks. Radware’s ERT team has monitored a vast number of events, giving me ample opportunities to...
Delivering and securing containers and microservices is relatively new. Though there may be a few hiccups, all will normalize to a strong, steady state.
Over half of all internet traffic is generated by bots — some legitimate, some malicious. Competitors and adversaries alike deploy “bad” bots that leverage different methods to achieve nefarious objectives. This includes account takeover, scraping data, denying available inventory and launching denial-of-service attacks with the intent of stealing data or causing service disruptions.
