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A week in security (June 28 – June 4)
A roundup of all the most interesting cybersecurity news stories, articles, and happenings of the previous seven days. Categories: A week in security Tags: a week in securityawiscryptominingfraudstergaminghackersmalwarephishingrevilroundup (Read more...) The post ...
A Look at Digital Attacks on Gaming Resources During the Pandemic
The gaming industry has seen a stark increase in the volume of attacks targeting gaming companies, players and content streamers. The post A Look at Digital Attacks on Gaming Resources During the ...
Games Drive Christmas Web Traffic
If you turned on a new game console and/or downloaded video games over the holidays, you certainly weren't alone. New data from Akamai shows that game-related traffic delivered across our network was ...
Online Gaming Adds More Risk to WFH
During the holiday season, with virtual learning on a break, it’s a good bet your kids spent much of their downtime playing video games. Maybe they received a new gaming console as ...
Launching a New Game Studio and Planning for Growth
So, you're starting your own game studio. This is an incredible opportunity! You and your team get to start fresh and build the game of your dreams! But, let's be honest, if ...
Service Provider Keeps Gamers Playing with Cloud DDoS Protection
This service provider identified an opportunity to provide security services to their customers to ensure network & application availability. The post Service Provider Keeps Gamers Playing with Cloud DDoS Protection appeared first ...
DEF CON® Kids: Preparing Them for the Future
Find out how we managed the DEF CON® Kids SECTF in an all virtual setting using the most popular game on the planet — Minecraft. The post DEF CON® Kids: Preparing Them ...
Radware Threat Researchers Live: Bots, Botnets & Gaming
In the latest episode of Radware Threat Researchers Live, Daniel Smith and Pascal Geenens discuss what's new in botnets. The post Radware Threat Researchers Live: Bots, Botnets & Gaming appeared first on ...
Stuck Inside, the World Turns to Online Gaming
In my line of work, we talk a lot about traffic trends. They're usually predictable and based around certain events: a major trailer launch, Black Friday in the U.S, the Olympics. But ...
3 Attack Surfaces That Can Take Your Game Offline
Gaming is a hot, profitable industry. It’s why cybercriminals go above and beyond to disrupt online gaming services and impact the multiplayer experience. The post 3 Attack Surfaces That Can Take Your ...
