2024 Application Threat Trends: From “Hit and Run” To “Low and Slow” As part of Radware’s ongoing threat monitoring, Radware’s CTI team monitors over 26 underground marketplaces used by hackers to illegally trade breached accounts. In those marketplaces, hackers who engage in account takeover attacks sell their freshly breached accounts using ads. Arik Atar |December 11, 2024
What is the W4SP Information Stealer? While colder weather puts most bugs at rest until spring ushers in warmer temps, there’s one critter with a different Richard Arneson |December 01, 2022
MegaMedusa, RipperSec’s Public Web DDoS Attack Tool Key insightsRipperSec is a pro-Palestinian, pro-Muslim hacktivist group operating from MalaysiaRipperSec has been operating on Telegram since June 2023 and Pascal Geenens |August 19, 2024
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
H1 2024 DDoS Threat Review This blog covers DDoS attack activity observed from our Radware Cloud Protection Services during the first six months of 2024.Web Pascal Geenens |August 15, 2024
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
A Look at Digital Attacks on Gaming Resources During the Pandemic Throughout the last year of the pandemic, we have seen increases in the volume of attacks targeting gaming companies and Daniel Smith |April 15, 2021
HTTP/2 Continuation Flood In the realm of web security, vulnerabilities within protocols can lead to significant disruptions. The HTTP/2 protocol, while offering enhanced Pascal Geenens |April 09, 2024
Threat Researchers Live: Ep 19 Watch the latest episode of Threat Researchers Live to see Pascal Geenens and Daniel Smith discuss recent and notable security Radware |April 06, 2022
Hacktivists Bring OpIsrael Back to Life Last week, Radware issued a threat alert to highlight the concern that Anonymous operations such as OpIsrael could present a Daniel Smith |April 05, 2023