Web application firewalls, also known as WAFs, are intended to protect web-based applications and application programming interfaces (APIs) from malicious HTTPS traffic coming from the outside, particularly cross-site scripting andRead More →
A web application firewall (WAF) is a program designed to analyze incoming requests to a web server and, according to the rules established by administrators, filter those requests that mayRead More →
Most web applications today must be protected against multiple hacking variants, such as remote code execution (RCE), SQL injections, cross-site scripting (XS) attacks, and other common security issues. The so-calledRead More →
Cybersecurity specialists report the detection of four vulnerabilities in FortiWeb, the web application firewall (WAF) solution developed by the technology firm Fortinet. According to the report, the successful exploitation ofRead More →
Cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks are a variant of code injection that involves the use of specially crafted scripts on legitimate websites for malicious purposes in order to breach the securityRead More →
The term web application firewall (WAF) refers to a set of monitoring tools and filters designed to detect and block network attacks against a specific web application. According to pentestingRead More →
Cybersecurity experts report the discovery of a critical vulnerability in FortiWeb, the web application firewall (WAF) of the technology firm Fortinet. The vulnerability could be exploited for arbitrary code execution,Read More →
A cybersecurity report ensures that ModSecurity 3 web application firewall (WAF) installations can be bypassed by threat actors with a relatively simple method. According to the report, these flaws onlyRead More →
A recent report mentions that the Web Application Firewall (WAF) developed by Cloudflare is vulnerable to rule bypass attacks. WAF-protected websites block attacks based on denial of service (DoS) orRead More →
