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Discovering a Session Hijacking Vulnerability in GitLab
(incapsula.com)
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9y ago
But collision avoidance, blind spot detection you can get in aftermarket Mobileye and back up cameras can be installed aftermarket very cheap as well.
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9y ago
Have you seen Ericom Shield - http://www.ericom.com/solutions/secure-browsing/
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Skilled bad actors use new pulse wave DDoS attacks to hit multiple targets
(csoonline.com)
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A deep flaw in your car lets hackers shut down safety features
(wired.com)
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New DDoS Assault Pattern: Attackers Use DDoS Pulses to Pin Down Multiple Targets
(incapsula.com)
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If you can identify personal data (which if they can tie it to the user's Facebook account, that's pretty easy to do) it's likely (note: not a lawyer) a violation of the EU GDPR regulations ( http://www.eugdpr.org&#
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Ask HN: How important are Gartner rankings / reviews?
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How to choose the right web application firewall
(dofonline.co.uk)
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You know the VPN providers paid for the ranking.
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This is both fantastic discussion of the ability to quickly check for vulnerabilities in ways never possible at scale before and also discussion of a little-known vulnerability that even the security experts were not aware of. The security
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These are great lists. What about WAF (Web Application Firewalls)?
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Ask HN: How do you handle security for your website(s)?
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What is SSL and why is it important for secure web browsing
(thenextweb.com)
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Attacking Democracy: Should DDoS Be Considered a Legitimate Form of Protest?
(techzone360.com)
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What is SSL and why it’s important for secure web browsing
(thenextweb.com)
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Thanks. Impressive specs. And it looks like Mobileeye is inside every self driving car I've seen.
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International Cybercrime and a Conversation with MalwareTech
(incapsula.com)
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I know the article mentioned NVIDIA GPUs but who are their partners? Is this developed by Mobileye?
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What DDoS mitigation service were you using? This is why you need a provider like Incapsula, that protects at the origin server & C-name. Many providers only protect at the level of the A name, so you can get this kind of hit.
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More like he didn't care. Culture and the stuff that - at least at first - is much harder to measure, so as long as you don't care about it, who cares - you are building a sexy company and making a lot of money doing it. And don&#
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Improving DevOps automation with continuous delivery chain acceleration
(theserverside.com)
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How much lag and delays do SSL handshakes take and what are some ways to remain secure while minimising latency.
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Why a load balancer and not a CDN? A CDN can definitely help. Here's a good guide to an SSL handshake: https://www.incapsula.com/cdn-guide/cdn-and-ssl-tls.html#ssl... The handshake adds 2+ additional round trips,
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Inside a North Korean botnet
(incapsula.com)
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What are you using to test it and examine all the different scripts that they are loading?
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And clearly no one noticed it in 20 years....
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What kind of companies are you looking at? (And where are you located?). Don't look at the super sexy startups but consider enterprise crudware? A lot of times they have important problems - code that "just works" - but don&#
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Leaked NSA exploit used in WannaCry ransomware now powering Trojan malware
(zdnet.com)
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There are many legitimate reasons for web scraping and I think it’s fair that you set out your desires for scraping in your robots.txt file. You can block other bots while allowing Googlebot. Alternatively, you can also use a WAF that restr
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