Collaborate Disseminate
As adoption of education technologies expanded in 2018, school networks were increasingly targeted by ransomware, data theft and denial of service attacks; the FBI even issued an alert warning this September as schools reconvened after summer bre… Continue reading 2018 In Review: Schools Under Attack
Radware’s ERT and Threat Research Center monitored an immense number of events over the last year, giving us a chance to review and analyze attack patterns to gain further insight into today’s trends and changes in the attack landscape. He… Continue reading 2018 In Review: Healthcare Under Attack
In 2018 the threat landscape evolved at a breakneck pace, from predominantly DDoS and ransom attacks (in 2016 and 2017, respectively), to automated attacks. We saw sensational attacks on APIs, the ability to leverage weaponized Artificial Intelligence… Continue reading 2019 Predictions: Will Cyber Serenity Soon Be a Thing of the Past?
Over the last few weeks, Radware has been tracking a significant Credential Stuffing Campaign targeting the financial industry in the United States and Europe. Background Credential Stuffing is an emerging threat in 2018 that continues to accelerate a… Continue reading Credential Stuffing Campaign Targets Financial Services
Over the last two years, the criminal community has shifted its focus away from exploit kits as a mean of payload delivery and began focusing on exploiting IoT devices for the purpose of botnet development. Botnets are all the rage and have becom… Continue reading IoT Botnets on the Rise
What is the Internet of Things (IoT)? IoT is the ever-growing network of physical devices with embedded technologies that connect and exchange data over the internet. If the cloud is considered someone else’s computer, IoT devices can be conside… Continue reading The Evolution of IoT Attacks
Almost every day, someone calls me to inquire about how to deal with a compromised identity. It has become so common that I have come to the point of just assuming everyone has had their identity compromised in some way, shape or form after the last f… Continue reading What Should You Do When Your Identity Has Been Compromised?
Privacy, vulnerability and reliability are the three main issues almost every connected device currently on the market faces, yet consumers are still choosing to automate their homes at an incredible rate. Currently we are seeing a huge growth in prod… Continue reading Smart Homes of Tomorrow – This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things
Intro In 1957 the Monsanto House of the Future was constructed at Disneyland in Anaheim, California. This house was constructed by Monsanto, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Walt Disney Imagineers to provide visitors with a tour and an idea o… Continue reading Smart Homes of Tomorrow – Connect all the things!
Most of my life has been centered around architecture and design. Both my grandfather and great grandfather were architects and during my childhood I spent a lot of time in and around their buildings. For me there is something to admire about architec… Continue reading Smart Homes of Tomorrow – This is Not What We Expected