OpenSSL CVE-2022-3786 and CVE-2022-3602: X.509 Email Address Buffer Overflows OverviewAfter a week of speculation about OpenSSL vulnerabilities, the OpenSSL project disclosed two new CVEs to address buffer overrun vulnerabilities Pascal Geenens |November 02, 2022
This was H1 2022: Part 3 – Beyond the War Being caught up in all the events and media attention stemming from the Russo-Ukrainian conflict, one could forget that there Pascal Geenens |August 18, 2022
The Return of LOIC, HOIC, HULK, and Slowloris to the Threat Landscape In June 2021, I wrote a blog questioning if decade-old denial-of-service tools were still relevant. At the time, I had Daniel Smith |August 16, 2022
This was H1 2022: Part 2 – Cyber War On February 24, 2022, news broke that Russia had initiated its special military operation against Ukraine. That date, which marked Pascal Geenens |August 12, 2022
This was H1 2022 – Part 1 – The Fight Against Cybercrime After many long lockdowns, the information technology industry woke up to a new reality. Cyber crime was too widespread and Pascal Geenens |August 01, 2022
2021 Cyberthreat Retrospective and Why It Was a Bumpy Ride 2021 Was A Bumpy Ride The year started with the aftermath of the supply chain attack on SolarwindsRadware, "SolarWinds Orion Supply Pascal Geenens |March 10, 2022
Cyber Attacks and Threats Amidst the Russian Invasion of Ukraine In its special advisory, Radware shares insights based on public information regarding threats and attacks surrounding the Kremlin’s special military Radware |February 28, 2022
How Will Cyber Threats Impact the Beijing Winter Olympics? The Olympics is a one-of-a-kind event that garners attention from every corner of the world, digital and in-person. So it Daniel Smith |February 03, 2022
2022 Cyber Predictions: Preparing for Future Security Challenges The pandemic and subsequent economic shocks have spawned innovations in technology, including large steps forward in the cloud and edge Radware |January 11, 2022
Radware Threat Researchers Live: Ep.17 Tune in to learn about the log4j vulnerability and how a 6-year-old JDNI exploit became urgent overnight.Our Threat Intelligence Researchers Radware |December 17, 2021
Log4Shell: Critical log4j Vulnerability On December 9, the Apache Foundation released log4j version 2.15.0 as an emergency update for a critical vulnerability in the Pascal Geenens |December 14, 2021
Ransomware & Ransom DoS, Why They Are Similar But Different Since 2020, ransomware and ransom denial-of-service (RDoS) have become ubiquitous with ransomware attacks grabbing headlines nearly every week. W Pascal Geenens |November 30, 2021