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by Igalze 13y ago
You raise an excellent point. We have a lot of application awareness configurations and our signature pool (which is one of the tools we use for traffic profiling) holds over 10M variant, sometime as much as ~20,000 per user-agent type, to
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by Igalze 13y ago
Hi, I actually work for Incapsula. For Layer 7 mitigation we use a multi-vector approach which' among other things, consists of: Client Classification - comparing visitor's user-agent, IP, header parameters and etc to our pool of
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DDoS Attack Used 'Headless' Browsers In 150-Hour Siege(darkreading.com)
48 points by Igalze 13y ago|16 comments
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100Gbps DDoS targets the largest bitcoin exchange in China(theregister.co.uk)
2 points by Igalze 13y ago|0 comments
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Breaking bread with TTFB (time-to-fist-byte) worst enemy(incapsula.com)
1 points by Igalze 13y ago|0 comments
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Another 100 Gigabit DDoS Attack Strikes — This Time Unreflected(it.slashdot.org)
1 points by Igalze 13y ago|0 comments
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Why 9 out of 10 CDNs Won't Improve You SEO(incapsula.com)
1 points by Igalze 13y ago|0 comments
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Re-vamping website acceleration in one major upgrade with dozens new features(incapsula.com)
1 points by Igalze 13y ago|0 comments
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Incapsula: New vBulletin exploit patched. Protection extended to all clients. (incapsula.com)
1 points by Igalze 13y ago|0 comments
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How would you remake this video? (youtube.com)
1 points by Igalze 13y ago|0 comments
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Shaving 70% off page-load with Incapsula free plan(incapsula.com)
2 points by Igalze 13y ago|0 comments
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by Igalze 13y ago
This is a very good explanation but there is another side to this issue. (I`m talking about HTTP DDOS) Basically, DDoS Attacks can be (roughly) divided in 2 categories: 1. Attacks on your server (which usually target your server IP or some
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by Igalze 14y ago
They are already using prolexic (check DNS to verify) and it sure looks like DDoS to me.
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Incapsula reveals new Custom Branding option for Partners(incapsula.com)
2 points by Igalze 14y ago|0 comments
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by Igalze 14y ago
This is what Juniper had to say: “While we have not completed our investigation, we believe this incident was triggered by a product issue that Juniper identified last October, when a patch was also made available" Good network engineers te
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by Igalze 14y ago
Ironic is one way of putting it... :)
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by Igalze 14y ago
My thoughts exactly. I will defiantly consider it formy "Top 10 blogs about 3 thing you need to know (Best)" blog :)
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by Igalze 14y ago
Hi, I work for Incapsula. Yesterday we've addressed this study in our blog. http://www.incapsula.com/the-incapsula-blog/item/699-incapsu... To make a long story short, this detailed report helped us introduce several patches to our WAF -
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by Igalze 14y ago
This is a marketing spoof. All CDNs offer DNS level DDOS protection by default. Not because they choose to, but because they have no other option. After all, the same IP ranges are used by all clients and this makes it impossible to pinpoin
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by Igalze 14y ago
Very cool stuff but I have to disagree with the general idea. I've been doing SEO for 8 years and I have to say that I came for the fun and money but I stayed for the challenge and algo changes. I remember how, 8 years ago, it was all about
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by Igalze 14y ago
I think you should release the social version first, let it find it's audience and then introduce additional features (like marketplace). I would suggest this even if you had the 2nd part finished. Also, I would inform users, in advance, of
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(Free Open Beta) Incapsula Backdoor Protect: Detect, Isolate & Remove Shells (incapsula.com)
1 points by Igalze 14y ago|0 comments