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Radware's threat intelligence report points to AI-powered distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks targeting the Paris Olympics as a significant concern. Hacktivists are expected to target high-visibility industries, including streaming and media services, financial services, ticketing systems, ...

ITBrief Australia

July 26, 2024

The new offerings are designed to provide organisations with greater control and flexibility over their digital assets.

ITBrief Australia

July 25, 2024

An unnamed financial institution in the Middle East was hit with a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack earlier this year that featured multiple waves adding up to about 100 hours over six days.

The Record

July 24, 2024

The attack lasted six days and included multiple waves of Web requests lasting anywhere from four to 20 hours, targeting the financial institution's site. Overall, it lasted more than 100 hours in total, averaging 4.5 million requests per second.

Dark Reading

July 24, 2024

According to threat researchers at Radware, NoName057(16) operates using Telegram channels where they claim responsibility for their attacks, mock targets, make threats, and share educational content.

Cybernews

July 23, 2024

Radware announced it has expanded its cloud services to include a new Domain Name System as a Service (DNSaaS) and a solution for private key protection, storage, and management called NoKey.

VMblog

July 23, 2024

Radware's cyberthreat intelligence (CTI) team has identified high-visibility platforms associated with the Olympics as likely targets.

Cyber Magazine

July 22, 2024

Organisations today are facing an urgent imperative to evolve their defensive strategies to keep pace with an aggressive new type of DDoS attack—also known as the Web DDoS Tsunami.

iTWire

July 10, 2024