December 11, 2025

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8 Best Security Operations Center (SOC) Providers for 2025

Bots account for nearly 50% of all internet traffic, and not all of them are benign. From credential stuffing and web scraping to inventory hoarding and DDoS attacks, malicious bots continue to evolve. In response, organizations need to arm themselves with intelligent, adaptive bot mitigation solutions.

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What Are GRE-IP UDP Floods?

Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE) is a tunneling protocol that encapsulates various network protocols within Internet Protocol (IP) packets. User Datagram Protocol (UDP) is a lightweight transport protocol used for sending data over IP networks. Both protocols are fundamental to network communications.

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10 Best Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Tools for 2025

In today’s world, data is a vital business asset, and its protection is essential. Data Loss Prevention (DLP) tools have transitioned from being optional to becoming a necessity for organizations that need to safeguard sensitive information, such as intellectual property, customer personally identifiable information (PII), and financial records, from unauthorized access, accidental sharing, or malicious exfiltration. As businesses increasingly adopt cloud services and hybrid work models, the risk of data breaches grows, making effective DLP strategies critical.

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Top 10 Bot Mitigation Tools for 2025

Bots account for nearly 50% of all internet traffic, and not all of them are benign. From credential stuffing and web scraping to inventory hoarding and DDoS attacks, malicious bots continue to evolve. In response, organizations need to arm themselves with intelligent, adaptive bot mitigation solutions.

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Top 10 Cloudflare WAF Alternatives in 2025

Cloudflare WAF is a popular choice in the cybersecurity landscape, but it isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. In 2025, organizations are seeking WAFs that offer greater flexibility, deeper customization, Kubernetes-native support, and tighter integration with DevSecOps workflows.

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What is CharGEN Amplification Attack?

The Character Generator (CharGEN) protocol was originally designed for testing and debugging purposes. It allows a client to request a server to generate and send a stream of characters

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