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How Fastly Protects its customers from Massive DDoS threats including the novel Rapid Reset attack
The Rapid Reset DDoS attack did not affect Fastly traffic because we can automatically detect and defend against attacks that others can’t.
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Thriving amidst chaos: Managed security tips for Black Friday weekend
Struggling with the chaos of the Black Friday weekend? A Managed Security Provider can alleviate a lot of the stress that comes with the busy shopping season.
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Preventing Gift Card Fraud with the Next-Gen WAF
Gift card scamming has become a problem at the scale of hundreds of millions of dollars per year, but it’s not just something for consumers to worry about.
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Stronger security with a unified CDN and WAF
As you prepare for the Black Friday shopping weekend, we can help to increase your security posture with the Fastly suite of products.
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Firefox and Fastly take another step toward a privacy upgrade for the internet
Fastly and Mozilla are taking another important step toward a more secure and private internet with Firefox’s adoption of Fastly as an Oblivious HTTP (OHTTP).
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Better ecommerce experiences built on Fastly
As an ecommerce business, your customers expect secure, speedy, and seamless shopping experiences. Learn how Fastly can help you with these customer stories.
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CVE-2023-30534: Insecure Deserialization in Cacti prior to 1.2.25
We have discovered two instances of insecure deserialization in Cacti versions prior to 1.2.25, tracked as CVE-2023-30534.
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Enhanced Monitoring for Fastly's CA
A trusted certification authority should employ comprehensive logging and monitoring -- which is what we strived for when creating Certainly.
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Attention Aussie and Kiwi DevSecOps teams: Fastly Forward is back
Fastly Forward is back, and you’re invited! Join us for the latest trends and innovations driving digital experience.
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Building a Resilient Database for Fastly's CA
Learn about Certainly’s database architecture which allows for efficient storage and retrieval of certificate data.
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Fastly Fanout makes stateful real-time communications easy
Fastly Fanout makes stateful, real-time communications easy for everyone – with or without WebSockets. Fanout takes the load off of you by taking the load off your origin.
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Edge Cloud for Ecommerce
By decentralizing computing resources and bringing them closer to the end-users, edge cloud offers ecommerce applications unprecedented speed, low latency, and enhanced security, revolutionizing online shopping.
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Announcing standard Go support for Fastly Compute
Fastly now offers support for the standard Go compiler for the Go SDK v1 on Fastly Compute. Developers can now unlock more possibilities for app development.
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Surface and protect authentication endpoints with Login Discovery
As organizations scale, there is a potential for threats to creep in via an increase in application management and beyond. Learn how Fastly can help you avoid these challenges.
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Don’t Let Your CDN Get in the Way of Your Continuous Development Needs
Continuous integration is the process of completely automating code commit and test practices, thereby avoiding a manual workflow that is inefficient and subject to human error.
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Devops Security For Financial Organizations
Understand what DevOps security is and how financial organizations should be using it to keep valuable information safe.
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How we built a better TLS certification authority
Managing certificates can be a timely process but thanks to Fastly's CA, Certainly, it just got a lot simpler. Take a deep dive into how it came to be.
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Fastly Participates in the EU-US Data Privacy Framework
Fastly is committed to ensuring safe and secure data transfers, which is why we are active participants in the new EU-US Data Privacy Framework (DPF).
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Yes, of course we’re faster. But we’re also more secure.
Stop choosing between speed and security. Here’s how Fastly customers get better security AND improve performance (and reduce complexity and save money too).
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Back to Basics: Directory Traversal
In this post, we'll explore the application vulnerability directory traversal. What is it and how can you protect your apps from it?
