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We should still teach coding
We should still teach coding, AI can't replace the critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills that programming instills.
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Building an actually secure MCP Server with Fastly Compute
Build a secure, scalable MCP Server with Fastly Compute. Learn to address vulnerabilities and ensure reliable performance for your LLM applications.
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DDoS in April
DDoS April 2025 report: US attacks surge. Get key insights, traffic trends, and actionable security guidance. Protect your apps now!
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Protecting Against Scrapers with Fastly Bot Management
Protect your website from scrapers and unauthorized access with Fastly Bot Management. Secure cached content, prevent price undercutting, and protect SEO.
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Using cURL to Test Origin Server Responses
Curl, or cURL, is a utility that’s shipped by default on operating systems like MacOS and many Linux distributions that allows you to send an HTTP request to a URL and receive the result. In this post, we’ll walk you through how to use the tool to test an origin server’s response.
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Putting an end to CAPTCHA
Eliminate frustrating CAPTCHAs and improve user experience with Fastly Bot Management. Learn how Fastly's Dynamic Challenges manage bots without disrupting real users.
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Building vs Buying a CDN: Choosing the Right Global Network Infrastructure
Should you build or buy a CDN? Learn the pros and cons of building vs. using CDN services for your global network infrastructure. Make the right choice for your business.
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Security Without Speed Bumps: Why a WAF Simulator Transforms DevSecOps Workflows
Learn about Fastly's WAF Simulator and how it transforms DevSecOps workflows by enabling integrated, continuous, and automated security testing.
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The Internet Is Physical, So Let’s Rethink Its Sustainability
Explore the environmental impact of the internet’s physical infrastructure and new approaches to sustainable digital growth.
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Global Streaming Trends: How Bundling Strategies Are Changing
Key insights from Streaming Summit 2025: bundling, discovery, and monetization strategies in the evolving streaming landscape.
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Invisible Intruders – How Bots Sabotage Streaming Services
Learn how bots disrupt streaming services, causing outages and fraud, and what can be done to protect digital content and improve user experience.
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Take Back Control: Make AI Bots Play by Your Rules
Take back control of your content. Fastly AI Bot Management lets you manage AI bots, block unauthorized scraping, & protect your intellectual property.
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The Economic Advantages of Fastly's Application Security Solutions
Learn how Fastly's WAAP solutions boost conversions, increase productivity, and reduce costs. Read the Forrester TEI study for details.
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Detection to Mitigation: Ensuring Efficacy Against DDoS Attacks
Fastly's DDoS Protection update, Attack Insights, offers detailed event and rule info to verify mitigation efficacy and boost application security.
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Join Us at Xcelerate LA: Connect, Learn, and Innovate
Connect, learn, and innovate with Fastly at Xcelerate LA on May 14th. Unlock the power of a superior online experience with a series of inspiring sessions, live demos, and more!
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Streaming’s Multibillion-Dollar Problem: The War on Piracy and Password Sharing
From subscription fatigue to release gaps, we break down the biggest challenges and smart solutions streaming platforms are adopting to fight back.
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Future-Proofing TLS Encryption Against Quantum Threats
Fastly announces support for ML-KEM, a post-quantum cryptography algorithm, to future-proof TLS encryption against quantum threats starting April 2025.
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#hugops for vibe coders
What happens when a vibe coder gets hacked? Learn how to create secure and scalable applications, while fostering a supportive community for both new and experienced developers.
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Making the Internet Sustainable— Starting from Its Infrastructure
Making the internet greener starts with its infrastructure. Learn how edge computing and smarter content delivery reduce energy waste and carbon impact.
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CVE-2025-29927: Authorization Bypass in Next.js
A critical Next.js Vulnerability (CVE-2025-29927) lets attackers bypass authorization. Protect your applications now.
