Agentic AI Security Who Is Prompt-Injecting Coding Agents? AI coding agents now work on GitHub every day: they sort bug reports, review code changes and pick up tasks on their own. To do that, they read text that anyone on the internet can write. Zvika Babo & Gabi Nakibly |November 05, 2026
Application Security Anti-Detect Browser Automation Frameworks: What It Takes to Stay Ahead of them Bot attacks have continued to evolve over the years. From the days of having bot attacks being triggered using scripts, using headless browsers and IPs with bad reputation which target the login pages for example to now with the advent of Generative AI and cheap automation, attackers being able to launch a sophisticated bot attack and make it look extremely genuine. Karthik Raju |November 04, 2026
Application Delivery From Commands to Intent: How MCP Is Changing Infrastructure Automation We’ve been automating infrastructure for a long time. We moved from scripts to APIs, Infrastructure as Code, and increasingly sophisticated automation platforms. Infrastructure has become much more programmable, but that doesn’t necessarily mean it has become simple. Isabela Korner |November 03, 2026
Agentic AI Security Ahead of the Patch: How AI Xploit Shield Closes the Exposure Window When PHP2Shell and Node2Shell were disclosed, Radware AI Xploit Shield had targeted protection ready within minutes. Dan Schnour |November 02, 2026
Threat Intelligence Inside a GitHub Supply Chain Attack Campaign: Command Injection, Attempts to Exfiltrate CI/CD Data, and Evidence of Execution As part of security research conducted at Radware, we uncovered a coordinated attack campaign targeting public GitHub repositories through Issues, Pull Requests, and comments. Zvika Babo & Gabi Nakibly |October 29, 2026
DDoS Protection Effective Layer 7 Mitigation Without Decryption Picture a large bank in the middle of an attack. Its online banking portal is being hammered by HTTPS requests, and the application servers are starting to strain. Yaron Kaushanski |October 28, 2026
DDoS Protection Software Factory Journey at Radware AMS Radware AMS is a world-leading DDoS Attack Mitigation Service. Part of AMS is Cyber Controller (CC), Radware’s centralized security management platform. CC provides a single pane of glass for managing DDoS protection, mitigation policies, analytics and operations across DefensePro, FlowDetector, Alteon, and other Radware products. Idan Meir |October 27, 2026
Application Security PHP2Shell: Guidance for Protecting Your Environment What our teams did in the hours after disclosure, and what I recommend you do next to reduce exposure across cloud, hybrid and on-premises environments. Nissan Dadon |October 22, 2026
Agentic AI Security The Cheapest Token Is the One You Never Send What we learned building AI-assisted root cause analysis on customer support archives — and why we stopped giving the model the data. Lior Weitsman |October 22, 2026
Application Security PHP2Shell: Act Fast. Patch With Confidence. When a critical vulnerability hits, security teams need to act fast. Application teams still need to test fixes, manage dependencies and keep services running. Dan Schnour |October 21, 2026
DDoS Protection Detecting Web DDoS Attacks Without a Learning Period Detecting attacks in encrypted traffic when no behavioral baseline exists Tal Cohen |October 20, 2026
Agentic AI Security AI Threat Detection: The New Frontier of Application Security The attacker used to look like an attacker. A strange request. A known exploit. A suspicious IP address. Something security teams could recognize, investigate, and block. Today, the attacker can look much more legitimate. Rotem Elharar |October 15, 2026