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Workshop – Empowering Your Organization with Cybersecurity

Empowering Your Organization with Cybersecurity, Aug 17, 2023, Thailand. NSFOCUS Thailand team joined the partner event organized by Ingram Micro, introducing our product portfolio. With the increasing threats of #cyberattacks, more and more organizations recognized the need to implement a robust and reliable solution to protect the network from disruption.

Path Traversal Attack Protection

A path traversal attack, or directory traversal, aims to access files and directories stored outside the web root folder. When the server does not check the user input strictly, by manipulating variables that reference files with "dot-dot-slash (../)" sequences and its variations or by using absolute file paths, it may...

From Ripples to Waves: The Swift Evolution of the “Boat” Botnet

The botnet family “Boat†was first discovered by NSFOCUS Security Labs in June 2022. Its name comes from the fact that malicious samples in its early versions propagate with the file name "boat". At the same time, since some malicious samples in later versions of this family retain symbolic information...

How to Achieve Sensitive Data Unlearning for Machine Learning Models?

As machine learning is increasingly used in data analysis in cybersecurity, there is a risk of privacy disclosure to some extent if models inadvertently capture sensitive information from training data. Since training data will exist in the model parameters for a long time, it is possible to directly output training...

Blacklist Function Optimization on ADS R90F03

ADS R90F03 refactors the blacklist function. You can configure group-specific blacklist rules, and blacklists of different groups take effect independently. Besides, you can use a global blacklist to make related rules and blocked addresses take effect for all groups. Blacklist Introduction on ADS The blacklist function in ADS before R90F03...

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