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WAFNinja – Web Application Firewall Attack Tool – WAF Bypass

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WAFNinja – Web Application Firewall Attack Tool – WAF Bypass

WAFNinja is a Python-based Web Application Firewall Attack Tool designed to help penetration testers execute WAF bypass by automating the steps necessary to bypass input validation.

The tool was created with the objective to be easily extendible, simple to use and usable in a team environment.

What can WAFNinja Web Application Firewall Attack Tool Do?

Many payloads and fuzzing strings, which are stored in a local database file come shipped with the tool.

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Azure Preview for DDoS Protection

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Paul Thurrott's Short Takes: April 17, 2015

Aidan Finn discusses a new preview release in Azure that offers us a protection service against distributed denial of service attacks.

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Incapsula Updated Review — New Security Options, Improved Delivery and Reliability

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It’s been close to five years since we last looked at Incapsula, a security-focused CDN service known for its DDoS mitigation and web application security features.

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Outbound SSL Solutions Protect Assets in the Wild

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Businesses need to protect their assets when they are within their protective infrastructure AND when they are actively exposed or placed within the unprotected external world. The tools and procedures needed to protect the internal assets are different from the ones that protect the assets when they leave the confines of the secured network. Walls […]

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Cloud WAF: Why a Checkbox Isn’t Enough

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I remember when I first learned about Web application firewall technology. It seemed like magic to me: A device that could compensate for bad coding or unexpected/unintended web application functionality. It could do this by learning expected application behavior and then enforcing said behavior, even if the application itself was capable of allowing the unwanted […]

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Microsoft Azure Web Application Firewall (WAF) Launched

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Not too long after Amazon launched their cloud protection WAF the Microsoft Azure Web Application Firewall (WAF) has been made generally available in all public Azure DCs. It’s a good move with the majority of websites and services moving into one of the big 3 cloud providers (AWS, Google or Azure) and the vast majority […]

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CDN Security is NOT Enough for Today

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Many companies today are using CDN networks to provide protection for their sites and applications. Depending on which CDN you are using, you may find yourself actually decreasing the customer experience by using a CDN. In testing the top 100 websites, we found the average CDN diminishes the customer experience by an average of one second: […]

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WAF and DDoS – Perfect Bedfellows: Every Business Owner Must Read.

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Among the reasons to marry DDoS & WAF together, beyond a single pane of glass, beyond single vendor and quick technical response, and higher quality detection and mitigation – it makes sound business sense. Today, a good number of companies have developed the understanding that DDoS defense is critical to maintaining an exceptional customer experience […]

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Azure Application Gateway Web Application Firewall Preview

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The Azure Web Application Firewall [Image Credit: Microsoft]

Find out about a new network security feature, the Web Application Firewall, for web applications that was launched in preview at Microsoft Ignite 2016.

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Raptor WAF – C Based Web Application Firewall

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Raptor WAF is a Web Application Firewall made in C, using DFA to block SQL Injection, Cross Site Scripting (XSS) and Path Traversal. DFA stands for Deterministic Finite Automaton also known as a Deterministic Finite State Machine. It’s essentially a simple web application firewall made in C, using the KISS principle, making polls using the…

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