Anton Babenko·4d agoIssue #294 — Stop minting secrets, start catching drift: Vault, OIDC, minimal-refresh, tfdrift in…This issue is about trusting your infrastructure a little less and verifying it a lot more. Short-lived credentials replace forever-valid…
InWebNex LabsbyVikash Kumar Gupta·Oct 22How to Protect Your Linux Server From DDoS Attacks: A Practical Guide for DevelopersSubtitle: Learn how DDoS attacks work, how to protect a Linux VPS using Cloudflare, Nginx, firewalls, rate limiting, and monitoring, and…
CreativeMinds·Oct 22HTTP 402 Wakes Up: What It Actually Costs to Charge AI Bots Through AWS WAFFor thirty-five years, the HTTP 402 status code had one line in the spec — Payment Required, reserved for future use. Browsers know how to…
Sunilcns·Oct 10What Really Happens When a User Hits Your Website: Route 53, ACM, CloudFront and WAF End to EndA single request to https://www.example.com/images/logo.jpg passes through Route 53, CloudFront, ACM, Shield, WAF and an origin such as S3…
Satyavarssheni·Oct 8Protecting Your Applications on AWS: WAF, Shield, Firewall Manager and Threat Detection“Encryption protects your data, but what protects your applications from malicious users, bots, and cyberattacks?”
RepoBaby·Oct 6Swapping Hardware Firewalls for AWS WAF: A Sysadmin’s Guide to Web SecurityI learned this the hard way, if I treat AWS WAF like a rack firewall with a web label on it, I create blind spots quickly. My first…
InAWS TipbyIoannis Koinaris·Oct 5AWS Tutorial — Secure your website with ACM, Amazon Cloudfront and AWS WAFIn previous tutorials, we explored how to store our website’s file in a bucket and then connect this bucket to a custom domain. In this…
Mykhaylo Dyachenko·Sep 27Part 4: Hardening My Portfolio with AWS WAF — What It Protects, What It Costs, and Why I Tore It…My portfolio has been live for a while now (Parts 1–3 cover building the infrastructure, the CI/CD pipeline, and the React site). This part…
InAWS TipbyHilda Machando·Sep 2When X-Forwarded-For “Lies” aka the Client IP Problem Behind CloudFront, AWS WAF and SymfonyClient IP addresses seem simple until you put a CDN, WAF, load balancer and an application framework between the user and your application…
