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Win-DoS Epidemic: A Crash Course in Abusing RPC for Win-DoS & Win-DDoS

A denial of service (DoS) attack is a malicious tactic used to disrupt the normal traffic of a server, service, or network. It occurs when an attacker attempts to flood a specific target server with an overwhelming amount of requests in an attempt to crash it or cause it to malfunction.

One Click to Zero Trust: How Cato's Agentless Microsegmentation Blocks Lateral Movement and Simplifies Network Security

One click on a malicious email. One compromised device. That’s often all it takes for malware or ransomware to spread across an entire network in minutes. In other cases, attackers move silently for months before striking. Cato’s agentless microsegmentation stops lateral movement at its source, isolating each device and preventing threats from spreading before they cause real damage.

The 15 Best API Security Tools in 2026 - Ranked by What They Do

In 2022, Optus – a major Australian telecom – suffered a breach that exposed the data of over 11 million customers. The root cause? A single, unauthenticated API endpoint. What looked like a simple oversight turned into a nationwide scandal, regulatory fallout, and shattered consumer trust. Fast forward to 2025, and APIs have only grown more powerful – and more dangerous.

Using VPNs and Secure Tunnels to Protect Cloud Network Traffic

The fast rise of cloud adoption has reshaped enterprise IT, providing an unprecedented scale, flexibility and cost efficiency. But with this move comes a set of new security hurdles to maintain the control and guarantee the privacy of information that is exchanged across the network. The growing reliance on cloud by organizations for mission-critical applications and data has made the requirement of strong cloud network security a bit more urgent. Adding Security, enforcing policy and preventing data breaches have to start with protecting the flows of information between Users -> applications -> cloud services.

Security Risks and Safeguards When Using Rotating Residential Proxies

Now, online privacy and anonymity are something of a commodity for both the people and the companies. As the online activities of individuals have increased, be it business, research, or personal reasons, the need for secure and anonymous internet browsing has also skyrocketed. One of these is using rotating residential proxies. These proxies provide the ability to hide your online identity, bypass geographical restrictions and anonymous browsing.