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Fastly Network Protect Adds Always-On Layer 3 and Layer 4 Filtering
Fastly routes network traffic through its global edge for always-on filtering, using BGP and GRE tunnels without dedicated mitigation appliances.
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Fastly’s 2026 WAAP Assessment Highlights Blocking, Automated Mitigation and AI Controls
IDC named Fastly a WAAP Leader. Its platform combines request analysis, automated DDoS mitigation and controls for APIs, models and AI agents.
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AI Bot Impersonators Sent 6.3 Million Requests Hunting for Private Files
Fastly observed 6.3 million requests posing as AI crawlers and probing for secrets. Checking bot identity against its source can catch them.
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Choosing a Current Sensor: AC, DC, In-Line and Non-Invasive Options
Compare eight current sensors by current type, measurement method, accuracy and interface to find the right fit for your circuit.
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Why AI Video Training Is Limited by Tokens and Labels, Not Playback Speed
Video can be processed faster than real time, but redundant frames and scarce action labels make it costly to turn footage into useful training data.
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Fastly Sets Compression, HTTP/3 and HSTS as New-Service Defaults
Fastly’s new service defaults enable compression, HTTP/3 and HSTS automatically, giving teams a ready-to-edit performance baseline from setup.
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Blinder Tunnel Used Visual Studio Projects and GitHub for Stealthy Access
A recruitment themed coding test led to ShelbyLoader V2, GitHub based command traffic and Chisel tunnels targeting networks in the Middle East.
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Insecure Deserialization: How Gadget Chains Turn Data Into Application Risk
Untrusted serialized data can trigger unexpected application behavior. Learn how gadget chains work and how teams can reduce deserialization risk.