5 Cyber Lessons Learned From the U.S. Election
Here are five key cyber-related lessons learned from the 2020 U.S. elections. Hint: It's not always DDoS or foreign actors! The post 5 Cyber Lessons Learned From the U.S. Election appeared first on Radware Blog ... Read More
Did Nation-State Attacks Impact the U.S. Elections?
An adversary can interfere with elections via information-based operations or disruptive attacks designed to manipulate voter turnout. The post Did Nation-State Attacks Impact the U.S. Elections? appeared first on Radware Blog ... Read More
The Issue & Impact of Malspam in the U.S. Elections
Malspam campaigns and their related botnets were a potential major threat for the election process in the United States this year. The post The Issue & Impact of Malspam in the U.S. Elections appeared first on Radware Blog ... Read More
The U.S. Government’s Response to Election-Related Cyber Threats
The United States is open and vulnerable to misinformation campaigns designed to cause chaos and division amongst citizens. The post The U.S. Government’s Response to Election-Related Cyber Threats appeared first on Radware Blog ... Read More
Be On Alert During Election Season
From disruptive DDoS attacks to influential campaigns, several countries have already experienced election interfering cyberattacks this year. The post Be On Alert During Election Season appeared first on Radware Blog ... Read More
Digital Attacks on Educational Resources
With closures in response to COVID & the looming threat of additional waves, schools have digitally transformed in ways we never could've imagined. The post Digital Attacks on Educational Resources appeared first on Radware Blog ... Read More
Hybrid Warfare: How Cancel Culture Can Fuel a War
Countries in conflict are starting rely on a hybrid variation of tactics and techniques, including cyber activity and information/influential campaigns. The post Hybrid Warfare: How Cancel Culture Can Fuel a War appeared first on Radware Blog ... Read More
K-Pop Fans Are the New Anonymous
Recent cyber events have proven why Anonymous is obsolete, highlighting the need for a new hacktivist group that doesn’t live off the names of the past. The post K-Pop Fans Are the New Anonymous appeared first on Radware Blog ... Read More
Ghosting Bots: The Story of Hoaxcalls Failures
The Hoaxcalls campaign has provided a number of opportunities to explore the trials & errors in researching, developing, & building a botnet campaign. The post Ghosting Bots: The Story of Hoaxcalls Failures appeared first on Radware Blog ... Read More
Who’s Viktor? Tracking down the XTC/Polaris Botnets.
Even though Hoaxcalls reuses code from botnets such as Tsunami, Gafgyt and Mirai, the tactics and methods leveraged by the operators warrants a review. The post Who’s Viktor? Tracking down the XTC/Polaris Botnets. appeared first on Radware Blog ... Read More
