Collaborate Disseminate
A web application firewall (WAF) is most often used by organizations for external security controls to detect and block individual attack attempts against target web application assets.
The post Stopping Active Attacks with Penalty Box appeared first o… Continue reading Stopping Active Attacks with Penalty Box
A web application firewall (WAF) is most often used by organizations for external security controls to detect and block individual attack attempts against target web application assets. Continue reading Stopping Active Attacks with Penalty Box
With cloud-based applications come new security risks that require expertise that can delay application deployment & maintenance.
The post Protecting Applications Across Multiple Clouds appeared first on Radware Blog.
The post Protecting Applicat… Continue reading Protecting Applications Across Multiple Clouds
Learn about how the Capital One attack was carried out, why Web Application Firewalls failed to prevent the attack, and how the attack could have been prevented.
The post Understanding the 2019 Capital One Attack appeared first on K2io.
The post Unders… Continue reading Understanding the 2019 Capital One Attack
On my WordPress websites (on LEMP stack with Nginx) I normally install a WAF plugin such as Ninja Firewall or Wordfence.
I was wondering if a better practice would be to replace them with a host-based WAF like mod-security (I guess that ru… Continue reading Mod-security and WordPress WAF
On my WordPress websites (on LEMP stack with Nginx) I normally install a WAF plugin such as Ninja Firewall or Wordfence.
I was wondering if a better practice would be to replace them with a host-based WAF like mod-security (I guess that ru… Continue reading Mod-security and WordPress WAF
I have an ecommerce website with over 5 million customer database. From past couple of days, probably a hacker is hitting an AJAX endpoint continuously. This endpoint takes email address as a parameter and returns whether that email addres… Continue reading Stop User Enumeration requests on AJAX endpoints
I have an ecommerce website with over 5 million customer database. From past couple of days, probably a hacker is hitting an AJAX endpoint continuously. This endpoint takes email address as a parameter and returns whether that email addres… Continue reading Stop User Enumeration requests on AJAX endpoints
Let’s suppose that I have to do a VAPT and a target has a full-stack "shield" such as BitNinja. What techniques should a pentester use to avoid the interruption of the communications due to this shield and proceed with the VAPT?
… Continue reading BitNinja and VAPT [closed]
While SASE and Zero Trust work well for applications where it’s easy to identify valid users, these frameworks fail to address two specific areas of concern.
The post The Limitations of SASE and Zero Trust appeared first on K2io.
The post The Limitatio… Continue reading The Limitations of SASE and Zero Trust