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Learn how to strengthen your infrastructure with Web Application Firewalls (WAF) and advanced security features. Perform SSL/TLS offloading and protect against application layer threats to ensure your critical systems are always compliant and protected.

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High zero-day in Citrix NetScaler ADC & Gateway: Patch CVE-2026-88779

Security through obscurity - double login protection made easy...

Security through obscurity is not a great idea when it is your ONLY protection technique. For example moving your SSH port from 22 -> 23 won't fool any hackers for long! However, I've always liked putting a 'double login' in front of important web sites to frustrate simple automated hacking tools...

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protecting your application with client certificate authentication

Client Certificate Authentication with HAProxy: How to configure

Using client certificates for security is a pretty cool idea! You can protect an entire application or even just a specific Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) to only those that provide a valid client certificate...

How-tos Security HAProxy

Stack Clash and Loadbalancer.org

The long and short of it is, there are updates to the Linux kernel and glibc packages which will 'fix' the issue..

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Transparent vs Explicit proxy — which method should I use?

Different vendors have widely different opinions on which method should be used to deploy web filters or SWGs. Historically, vendors struggled to implement authentication in Transparent mode, and maybe they remember some awkward conversations with customers that chose the wrong method...

How-tos Security

Blocking Japan with ModSecurity and Maxmind Lite

The Web Application Firewall is based on ModSecurity which is an open source WAF for Apache, IIS, and Nginx for protecting against a many variety of attacks and allows for HTTP traffic monitoring and logging...

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Disaster recovery is more important than HTTPS SNI support...

SNI is an extension to the TLS protocol which enables the client to broadcast its hostname when it tries to connect to your server. This allows you to use multiple SSL certificates on a single IP...

High Availability Security