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    ISPs, Hosting and Colocation Providers are increasingly unwitting accomplices to DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attacks that transit or impact their network. Providers and their customers are inseparably linked by the increasing challenges DDoS attacks present. To avoid damage to reputation and brand, end-user customers are increasingly looking for protection that is a match for […]

    The post SmartProtect: Enabling Providers to Deliver DDoS Protection as a Service appeared first on Corero.

    https://www.corero.com/smartprotect-enabling-providers-to-deliver-ddos/

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    The post Warum die Abwehr von DDoS-Angriffen zur Königsdisziplin für Provider wird appeared first on Corero.

    https://www.corero.com/warum-die-abwehr-von-ddos-angriffen-zur-konigsdisziplin-fur-provider-wird/

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    Corero SmartWall® Threat Advisory DDoS Cyberattack risks rise as Russia aggression continues against Ukraine

    The post Threat Advisory: DDoS Cyberattack Risks Rise as Russia Aggression Continues Against Ukraine appeared first on Corero.

    https://www.corero.com/security-advisory-ddos-cyberattack-risks-rise-ukraine-russia-aggression/

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    Mid 2021, an award-winning paper was published announcing the discovery of a network middlebox vulnerability, whereby these devices, such as firewalls used within Censorship Infrastructure, can be abused to launch massive distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks. The researchers provided a formidable explanation of the attack and the document is listed in Reference(1). Over the […]

    The post Analysis of TCP Amplification DDoS Attacks – Weaponizing Middleboxes Copy appeared first on Corero.

    https://www.corero.com/analysis-of-tcp-amplification-ddos-attacks-copy/

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    AMERSHAM, England, 23 February 2022/ — Corero Network Security (AIM: CNS.L), a leading provider of real-time, high-performance DDoS cyber defense solutions, is extending its automatic protection against Carpet Bomb and Botnet attacks. Corero’s mission is to make the internet a safer place to do business by protecting against the downtime and disruption caused by DDoS attacks. Corero […]

    The post Corero extends Automatic DDoS Protection Innovation for Carpet Bomb and Botnet Attacks appeared first on Corero.

    https://www.corero.com/corero-extends-automatic-ddos-protection-innovation-for-carpet-bomb-and-botnet-attacks/

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    Mid 2021, an award-winning paper was published announcing the discovery of a network middlebox vulnerability, whereby these devices, such as firewalls used within Censorship Infrastructure, can be abused to launch massive distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks. The researchers provided a formidable explanation of the attack and the document is listed in Reference(1). Over the […]

    The post Analysis of TCP Amplification DDoS Attacks – Weaponizing Middleboxes appeared first on Corero.

    https://www.corero.com/analysis-of-tcp-amplification-ddos-attacks/

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    Does your organization ever suffer from slow applications or failed services? Your IT department may honestly, mistakenly, attribute the cause to a mysterious, unpredictable network or operating system problem. The service degradation or interruption may appear to be only “network noise or congestion.” However, often such problems are caused by short, sub-saturating Distributed Denial of […]

    The post Slow Applications and Service Downtime May Be a Sign of DDoS Copy appeared first on Corero.

    https://www.corero.com/slow-applications-and-service-downtime-may-be-a-sign-of-ddos-copy/

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    Does your organization ever suffer from slow applications or failed services? Your IT department may honestly, mistakenly, attribute the cause to a mysterious, unpredictable network or operating system problem. The service degradation or interruption may appear to be only “network noise or congestion.” However, often such problems are caused by short, sub-saturating Distributed Denial of […]

    The post Slow Applications and Service Downtime May Be a Sign of DDoS appeared first on Corero.

    https://www.corero.com/slow-applications-and-service-downtime-may-be-a-sign-of-ddos/

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    As cybercrime continues to skyrocket, DDoS for hire has become a preferred method of attack. DDoS for hire prices on the Dark Web start from as low as just a few dollars, depending on the scale of the attack. Any organization can be the target of DDoS these days because it is so easy and […]

    The post How to Defend Against DDoS-for-Hire Hackers appeared first on Corero.

    https://www.corero.com/defending-ddos-for-hire-hackers/

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    Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are now one of the most common cyber threats, for organizations of all sizes.  IT professionals are increasingly aware of this growing problem. However, when it comes to making sure that their organization has adequate DDoS defenses in place, there can be confusion around which department bears that responsibility: security […]

    The post Network and Cybersecurity Professionals Must Work Together to Defend Against DDoS Copy appeared first on Corero.

    https://www.corero.com/security-professionals-must-work-together-copy/

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    Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are now one of the most common cyber threats, for organizations of all sizes.  IT professionals are increasingly aware of this growing problem. However, when it comes to making sure that their organization has adequate DDoS defenses in place, there can be confusion around which department bears that responsibility: security […]

    The post Network and Cybersecurity Professionals Must Work Together to Defend Against DDoS appeared first on Corero.

    https://www.corero.com/security-professionals-must-work-together/

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    Don’t Let DDoS Ruin You in 2022! Organizations always want to kick off a new year with commitment and resolve, whether it is to increase revenue, create new product versions, or reduce their overall risk. For CISOs and their staff and colleagues in the IT world, the intention to do better this year is perhaps […]

    The post Make A New Year’s Resolution to Improve Your Security Posture Copy appeared first on Corero.

    https://www.corero.com/make-a-new-years-resolution-to-improve-your-security-posture-copy/

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    AMERSHAM, England, 11 January 2022/ — Corero Network Security (AIM: CNS), a leading provider of real-time, high-performance Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) defense solutions, announces that they have won the 2021 SDC Awards’ Data Security Project of the Year in partnership with OpenCape, a not-for-profit internet service provider whose mission is to advance the quality of […]

    The post Corero Network Security and ISP, OpenCape Join Forces to Win Data Security Project of the Year at 2021 SDC Awards appeared first on Corero.

    https://www.corero.com/corero-and-opencape-win-data-security-project-of-the-year-2021-sdc-awards/

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    Don’t Let DDoS Ruin You in 2022! Organizations always want to kick off a new year with commitment and resolve, whether it is to increase revenue, create new product versions, or reduce their overall risk. For CISOs and their staff and colleagues in the IT world, the intention to do better this year is perhaps […]

    The post Make A New Year’s Resolution to Improve Your Security Posture appeared first on Corero.

    https://www.corero.com/make-a-new-years-resolution-to-improve-your-security-posture/

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    As 2020 comes to an end, we wanted to share these highlights from our blog series. As DDoS attacks continue to grow in complexity, sophistication and frequency, our goal is to provide you and your organization with valuable tools and references to ensure you are implementing an effective DDoS protection strategy for 2021. Top 10 Blogs from Corero in 2020 […]

    The post Top 10 2020 Resources for DDoS Protection Strategies Copy appeared first on Corero.

    https://www.corero.com/top-10-2020-blogs-for-ddos-protection-strategies-copy-2/

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    Bloomberg recently reported that US banking institutions will be required to report major cyberattacks to regulators within 36 hours, according to a new rule issued by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), Treasury; the Board of Governors of the Federal  Reserve System (Board); and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). Any “computer […]

    The post Financial Institutions Required to Report Cyberattacks Within 36 Hours Copy appeared first on Corero.

    https://www.corero.com/financial-institutions-required-to-report-cyberattacks-within-36-hours-copy/

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    Security Advisory: Corero Network Security Impact from Log4j (Log4j 2, Log4j2) Vulnerability: CVE-2021-44228, CVE-2021-45046, CVE-2021-45105

    The post Security Advisory: Corero Impact from Log4j Vulnerability appeared first on Corero.

    https://www.corero.com/security-advisory-corero-impact-from-log4j-vulnerability/

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    Bloomberg recently reported that US banking institutions will be required to report major cyberattacks to regulators within 36 hours, according to a new rule issued by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), Treasury; the Board of Governors of the Federal  Reserve System (Board); and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). Any “computer […]

    The post Financial Institutions Required to Report Cyberattacks Within 36 Hours appeared first on Corero.

    https://www.corero.com/financial-institutions-required-to-report-cyberattacks-within-36-hours/

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    When it comes to Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, there are many techniques and attack vectors used by cybercriminals. However, many of the terms are  used interchangeably. Generally speaking, attack vectors leverage vulnerable infrastructure and services available openly on the Internet; for example, common vectors are network protocols such as SSDP (Simple Service Discovery […]

    The post How Is it Possible to Defend Against Zero-Day DDoS Attacks? Copy appeared first on Corero.

    https://www.corero.com/defend-against-zero-day-ddos-copy/

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    When it comes to Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, there are many techniques and attack vectors used by cybercriminals. However, many of the terms are  used interchangeably. Generally speaking, attack vectors leverage vulnerable infrastructure and services available openly on the Internet; for example, common vectors are network protocols such as SSDP (Simple Service Discovery […]

    The post How Is it Possible to Defend Against Zero-Day DDoS Attacks? appeared first on Corero.

    https://www.corero.com/defend-against-zero-day-ddos/