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Multicloud involves utilizing two or more cloud service providers, such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud
Continuous Integration (CI) focuses on frequently merging code changes from multiple developers into a shared repository. It involves automatically building
Malicious Bots are computer programs that automatically perform the specified tasks for which they are created to harm the system
Basic Mitigation Measures Some of the simple measures you can implement to block at least a few bots and reduce
CoAP is a lightweight application-layer protocol designed specifically for IoT devices with limited resources, such as sensors, actuators, and low-power
In today’s interconnected world, managing a large number of remote devices efficiently and securely is a significant challenge for organizations.
TCP ACK Floods involve overwhelming a target network by inundating it with a barrage of TCP acknowledgement (ACK) packets. By
Fragmented Attacks refer to a type of cyber assault that utilizes network packet fragmentation to obscure malicious payloads and deceive
TCP Connect Floods are a type of DDoS attack that aims to overwhelm a target network’s resources by flooding it
Negotiation Floods are a type of DDoS attack that exploits network protocols’ negotiation processes to overwhelm network resources. The attacker
TCP RST Floods SSL is a form of Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack that focuses on disrupting secure connections
DNS Water Torture is a type of DDoS attack that targets the Domain Name System (DNS), a critical component of
Jenkins is an open-source automation server that has emerged as a popular tool for streamlining software development workflows. In this
Connectionless Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (CLDAP) is a network protocol used for querying and modifying directory information services, such as
Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE) is a tunneling protocol that encapsulates various network protocols within Internet Protocol (IP) packets. User Datagram
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) is a widely used protocol for managing and monitoring network devices. It allows network administrators
The Simple Service Discovery Protocol (SSDP) is a network protocol used by devices to discover and communicate with each other
Memcache is a high-performance, distributed memory caching system used to improve website and application performance. It stores frequently accessed data
In a TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) connection, a three-way handshake is performed between the client and the server to establish
Tsunami is an open-source cybersecurity framework developed by Google. It enables security professionals to conduct large-scale, high-fidelity network security assessments,
In the realm of cybersecurity, Domain Name System (DNS) amplification attacks have emerged as a significant concern for organizations worldwide.
The Character Generator (CharGEN) protocol was originally designed for testing and debugging purposes. It allows a client to request a
Network Time Protocol (NTP) is a protocol used to synchronize the time across computer systems and networks. It ensures accurate
UDP (User Datagram Protocol) is a connectionless protocol that allows data transmission between devices on a network. It is often
JavaScript supply chain attacks involve the compromise of trusted JavaScript code libraries or components used in web applications. Attackers exploit
Why would your Business need VAPT? It is very necessary to conduct a network security audit periodically to ensure the
Security information management and event management (SIEM) tools play an essential role in an organization’s security operations, allowing it to
Empowering Businesses with Application Security Posture Management The landscape of cybersecurity continues to change rapidly, making it difficult for businesses
Magecart has emerged as a prominent threat to e-commerce websites, putting both businesses and consumers at risk of data breaches
Digital skimmers have become a pervasive threat in the realm of online transactions, posing significant risks to individuals and businesses
Credit card skimming is a method used by cybercriminals to steal payment card information during transactions and is one among
Formjacking is a malicious practice where cybercriminals inject malicious JavaScript code into e-commerce websites to steal users’ payment card details
Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) play a vital role in modern software development, enabling communication and integration between different systems. However,
Lack of resources and rate limiting are security vulnerabilities that occur when an API does not have enough resources to
Excessive data exposure is a security vulnerability that occurs when an application exposes more data than is necessary to users
Broken user authentication is a security vulnerability that occurs when an application’s authentication mechanisms are not implemented correctly. This vulnerability
What is called Credential in cyber security and its uses? In cybersecurity, credentials refer to the information used to authenticate
Broken Object Level Authorization is a security vulnerability that allows an attacker to access and manipulate data or functionality that
Account creation is an essential process in web application security, but it is also a target for automated attacks. One
A brute-force attack is a method of guessing a password or other authentication credential by trying multiple combinations until the
Protocol validation is a critical aspect of cybersecurity that involves verifying whether network protocols adhere to industry standards and specifications.
Input validation is the process of verifying the integrity of data that is received by an application or system. This
Audit logging is a critical component of cybersecurity that helps organizations monitor and record events that occur within their systems
Vulnerability scanning is the process of systematically scanning and identifying potential security vulnerabilities in a system or network. This involves
Token cracking is a type of OWASP-identified automated threat that involves an attacker attempting to guess or crack access tokens
Spamming is a prevalent OWASP-identified automated threat that is used by attackers to flood web applications with unwanted and unsolicited
Sniping is an OWASP-identified automated threat that is commonly used by attackers to exploit the weaknesses of web applications. This
Skewing is an OWASP identified automated threat that is commonly used by attackers to bypass security measures and gain unauthorized
Scraping is a common OWASP-identified automated threat, used by attackers to automate the collection of data from websites. It involves