Sansec Open-Sources Yargo, a YARA Engine That Scans Malware 6.8x Faster
Sansec open-sources Yargo, a pure Go YARA engine optimized for web source code. 6.8x faster than go-yara, processing 57K scans/day in production. MIT licensed.
Insights, tutorials, and news about Web Application Firewalls and application security.
Sansec open-sources Yargo, a pure Go YARA engine optimized for web source code. 6.8x faster than go-yara, processing 57K scans/day in production. MIT licensed.
Akamai is projecting 45-50% cloud growth in 2026 and pushing hard into AI inference with NVIDIA GPUs. The security business that built this company is now "Act 2" in a three-act strategy. What does that mean for WAF customers?
Critical CVE-2026-1492 in WPEverest's User Registration plugin (60K+ sites) lets attackers create admin accounts without authentication. Wordfence blocked 200+ attacks in 24 hours. Patch to 5.1.4 now.
SafeLine, a self-hosted open-source WAF, targets SaaS bot abuse with semantic traffic analysis and 99.45% claimed detection accuracy. A viable option for teams that need full control over traffic inspection.
Ukrainian telecom Datagroup partners with Akamai to offer pay-as-you-go cloud WAF to small and medium businesses, lowering the barrier to enterprise-grade web application protection in a high-threat market.
Team Cymru links CyberStrikeAI, an open-source AI attack platform, to the threat actor who breached 500+ FortiGate firewalls. The tool automates scanning, exploitation, and post-exploitation using AI orchestration.
Cisco patches two CVSS 10.0 flaws in Secure Firewall Management Center. Both allow unauthenticated remote attackers to gain root access. Fourth max-severity firewall flaw in 8 months.
We scanned every Fortune 500 company's website to detect which Web Application Firewalls they use. Here's the full breakdown by provider, sector, and company size.
Cloudflare's free WAF is popular but not always the best fit. We compare 6 alternatives (AWS WAF, Sucuri, Imperva, Fastly, Wordfence, Akamai) on price, features, and protection quality to help you pick the right one.
Real monthly costs for Cloudflare ($0-200), AWS WAF ($15-500+), Sucuri ($10-42), Imperva ($400+), and Wordfence ($0-79). Side-by-side breakdown with hidden fees and total cost of ownership.
You do not need a big budget to protect your website. We compare the best free WAF solutions available in 2026, from Cloudflare Free to Wordfence, ModSecurity, and BunkerWeb.
Selecting the right WAF can be overwhelming. This decision framework walks you through the key evaluation criteria, from infrastructure fit to compliance needs, so you can make a confident choice.