Nobody knows what exactly the future will hold for our industry, but strong indicators help us to forecast trends in the coming years with some degree of accuracy. The post Yet Another Cyber Prediction Blog appeared first on Radware Blog ... Read More

Expect to see TCP amplification used in parallel with UDP amplification as part of a multi-vector campaign designed to defeat mitigation defenses. The post TCP Reflection Attacks: Then and Now appeared first on Radware Blog ... Read More

If the growth of the attack landscape continues at this rate, we as security practitioners need to begin asking serious questions. The post More Destructive Botnets and Attack Vectors Are on Their Way appeared first on Radware Blog ... Read More

Cyber criminals aren't just targeting gamers, they're also targeting the gaming industry and those that support it at high volumes for profit. The post Gaming Companies Beware: Cyber Criminals Are Coming For You, Too appeared first on Radware Blog ... Read More

It’s been 17 years since Xbox Live was first released. While it was not the first online gaming network, it did become a cornerstone of things to come. Fast forward almost two decades, and we find ourselves completely immersed in a culture of online multiplayer games and digital content. For ... Read More

In June, I traveled to Israel to attend BsidesTLV and Cyber Week. Both of these events included incredible presentations, workshops, and networking opportunities. They also provided many unique opportunities to discuss research, privacy, and policy on many different levels with industry leaders and government officials from around the world. Some ... Read More

Traditionally, DDoS is an avenue of profit for botherders. But today’s botnets have evolved to include several attack vectors other than DDoS that are more profitable. And just as any business-oriented person would do, attackers follow the money. As a result, botherders are targeting enterprise and network software, since residential ... Read More

Raids and take-downs have become standard on the Darknet as agents across the world continue to step up enforcement. While these take-downs are generally digital perp walks meant to remind the public that agents are doing their job, we have to ask, are they actually solving the problem? Moreover, does ... Read More

Often, I find that only a handful of organizations have a complete understanding of where they stand in today’s threat landscape. That’s a problem. If your organization does not have the ability to identify its assets, threats, and vulnerabilities accurately, you’re going to have a bad time. A lack of ... Read More

Where does the attack landscape lead us into 2020? No one knows for sure, but strong indicators help Radware build logic chains to better forecast where the state of network security is heading in the future. Last year alone, the initial attributable cost of cyberattacks increased by 52% and 93% ... Read More