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How to Secure Your E-Commerce Website: 6 Basic Steps

E-commerce platforms offer unlimited opportunities for small to midsize businesses (SMBs) to increase sales, but cybercrime and online fraud are also at an all-time high. Follow these basic steps to keep your site, your customers, and their data as safe as possible.

By Gadjo Sevilla
Online Payments

Biggest DDoS Attack on Record Hits Github

The IT infrastructure that powered Wednesday's attack is ripe for abuse, security firms say.

By Michael Kan
DDoS distributed denial of service attack

This 12-Year-Old IoT Bug Has No Fix

According to Akamai researchers, hackers are identifying devices that use OpenSSH.

By Don Reisinger
How to Secure the Internet of Things Inside Your Home

Expect 'Flood' of DDoS Attacks After Source Code Release

Brian Krebs warns that "the Internet will soon be flooded with attacks from many new botnets."

By Angela Moscaritolo
DDoS distributed denial of service attack

Fastest Internet in the Land? Move to DC

The District of Columbia took the top spot in 2016 Q1, but the US still lags behind other developed nations.

By Stephanie Mlot
12 Tips for Troubleshooting Your Internet Connection

Want Fast Internet? Check Out Delaware

Delaware had the top peak speeds in Q4, but as a whole, U.S. Internet is slow compared to other developed nations.

By Tom Brant
Speed Up Your PC

Who Has the Fastest Web Connections? (Hint: Not the U.S.)

While the U.S. does not lead average connection speeds, it is No. 1 in unique IPv4 addresses.

By Stephanie Mlot
OneWeb

Serious Bash Flaw Lets Attackers Hijack linux and Mac Computers

A bug discovered in Bash, a widely used command interpreter, poses a critical security risk to Unix and linux systems, security experts said. And lest you are tempted to dismiss the problem as just being a server issue, remember that Mac OS X uses Bash. Many experts are calling it Heartbleed 2.0.

By Fahmida Y. Rashid
ShellShock

Yes, Virginia, There Is an Internet Santa Claus

The state enjoys the fastest Internet speeds in the U.S., according to Broadview Networks.

State of the Internet

Google's First Search Removals; Aaron Swartz Doc; Facebook Diversity

From Google's granting of "right to be forgotten" requests to the Aaron Swartz doc, here's what you missed on Thursday.

By Stephanie Mlot
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Global Web Speeds Up, U.S. Lags

Akamai believes the average global connection speed will eclipse the 4 Mbps threshold next quarter.

By Stephanie Mlot
State of the Internet

New Net Neutrality Rules; Record iPhone Sales; Street View 'Time Travel'

From the FCC's controversial new net neutrality rules to map-based time travel, here's what you missed on Wednesday.

By Stephanie Mlot
Fastest ISP 2011

U.S. Web Speeds Up, But So Are Attacks

Average Internet speed in the U.S. jumped 2 percent to 10 Mbps, according to data from Akamai.

By Stephanie Mlot
State of the Internet

Global Internet Speeds Jump 10 Percent

Does your Internet feel faster? According to Akamai, global average connection speeds are up 10 percent from the previous quarter to 3.6 Mbps.

By Stephanie Mlot
the internet

Predictions: Securing, Protecting the Internet of Things

As the year draws to a close, there is a lot of discussion about how the Internet of Things will change information security in 2014. Will attackers target our smart TVs, cars, and medical devices? Will the research community shift their focus to understanding the risks in these embedded systems?

By Fahmida Y. Rashid
Internet of Things

Akamai to Acquire DDoS Security Firm Prolexic for $370M

Akamai Technologies on Monday announced it has agreed to buy Prolexic Technologies for about $370 million in cash to bolster its cybersecurity offerings.

By Angela Moscaritolo
cybersecurity

Indonesia Tops China as Cyber Attack Capital

Cyber attacks are on the rise, but where are they originating from? If you guessed China, you're close, but most of the attack traffic during the quarter actually originated in Indonesia, according to a new report from Akamai.

By Chloe Albanesius
Akamai State of the Internet Report, Attack Traffic

China Source of Most CyberAttacks, Says Akamai

China remains the biggest source of cyber-attacks, accounting for a third of all the cyberattacks in the third quarter of 2012, according to Akamai's latest report.

By Fahmida Y. Rashid
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