Security Research Center

  • The Security research center provides a rich source of information with several analysis reports on chosen topics ranging from attackers' tools to mitigation techniques and other research items.

  • Featured Report

  • Radware’s 2012 Global Application and Network Security Report

    Prepared by Radware’s Emergency Response Team (ERT), which actively monitors and mitigates attacks in real-time, this resource guide identified trends that can help educate the security community. Read it to get actionable intelligence to better detect and mitigate threats that plague your organization’s infrastructure

  • Pre-Attack Planning Causes Successful DoS/DDoS Attacks

    A new study has found that attackers are not only studying potential targets but also gathering information about their vulnerabilities in order to launch potent and successful attacks on their victims.

    Can You Stay Anonymous While Participating in a DDoS Attack?

    Taking part in a Hacktivist group is completely different than being part of a Botnet. In the Botnet,
    case participants are recruited to an attack without their knowledge, and in the Hacktivist group, case
    members knowingly take part in attack activities.

    Defending Against Denial of Service Attacks

    There’s a clear knowledge gap around the Denial of Service attacks in use today and the defenses needed to maintain availability. There is an all too common belief that the defenses that protect against run of the mill network and application attacks will stand up to a DoS.

    Cyber Security on the Offense

    After surveying 705 IT and IT security practioners, we found that organizations are facing an increase in cyber attacks that are costly to their business.  As cyber attacks continue to grow, organizations are urged to be proactive and operate on the offense in order to mitigate such threats. 

    Trojan/Admin.HLP Attack

    Admin.HLP is a Trojan that monitors keystrokes on a victim’s computer and then sends all the stolen data out of the organization to the attackers’ remote servers over secured HTTPS connection. This new Trojan behavior is described in this report.