This is your weekend reading, ladies and gentlemen. Qrator Labs' cloud architect, Alexander Zubkov, elaborating on the danger of routing loops on the Internet. blog.qrator.net/en/routing-l…

Q3 2021 DDoS attacks and BGP incidents report is out! blog.qrator.net/en/q3-2021-d…

And we are finally here to disclose available details of DDoS attacks statistics and BGP incidents for Q2, 2021! blog.qrator.net/en/q2-2021-d…

A new article in Qrator Labs blog — Measuring Traffic Rate by Means of U-models: blog.qrator.net/en/measuring…

This time around, one of our engineers made an excellent overview of Morris's counters which are pretty efficient if you want to store large values with little memory: blog.qrator.net/en/overview-…

Starting 2021, Qrator Labs publishes quarterly reports on DDoS attacks and BGP incidents. The Q1 2021 report is ready for your careful consideration: blog.qrator.net/en/q1-2021-r….

All the relevant trends are at your disposal in the Qrator Labs' 2020 Network Security and Availability Report: blog.qrator.net/en/2020-repo…

Only a couple of hours left before the start of our anniversary stream! 12 CET, here's the link: youtu.be/hdFtfchacmQ

At the beginning of the year 2021, Qrator Labs is celebrating its 10 year anniversary. On January 19 our company marks the official passing of a formal 10 years longevity mark, entering its second decade of existence. There's a small article for you: blog.qrator.net/en/10-years-…

Another week - another Cybersecurity Newsletter! To opt-in please use our subscription form at the top right corner: blog.qrator.net/en/cybersecu…

The 2020 National Internet Segment Reliability Research is now available for everyone: radar.qrator.net/blog/2020-n…

This weekend's newsletter perfectly demonstrates how intensive and even overwhelming the relevant information stream could be these days: blog.qrator.net/en/cybersecu…. But don't worry - we're here to help you get all the essential news of the past week!

On the border of July 29 and 30 depending on where in the world you were, a routing anomaly occurred. Following the @nanog question regarding what exactly was happening, Qrator.Radar team loaded the researching instruments and dived into the investigation: radar.qrator.net/blog/as1099…

Thanks to all the subscribers for their feedback and compliments on the newsletter - we are working for you to stay aware of everything relevant going on in the industry! blog.qrator.net/en/cybersecu…

Wow, that's been a week! If you're struggling with the information flow - feel free to subscribe to our cyber and networking security newsletter for comfortable weekend reading of the most relevant industry news - blog.qrator.net/en/cybersecu…

Take a look at how global traffic was shapeshifting during the last three crazy months. DDoS-attacks and BGP routing incidents analytics included!

We’ve been continuously upgrading a state-of-the-art inbound traffic filtering service, designed specifically for businesses with excessive amounts of outbound traffic, called Qrator.Ingress. Now it is time to remind you of the updated whitepaper on it: blog.qrator.net/en/ingress-w…

Right now, when everyone is trying to optimize infrastructure for each processor tick and cache hit it is time to remind a rather old and straightforward thing: blog.qrator.net/en/ecc-tls-1…. Swapping RSA with ECDSA-signed certificate could help you find additional server resources.

It is now only a matter of time when the next networking incident occurs because the human factor is actually helping to cope with the consequences of rapidly growing traffic amounts: radar.qrator.net/blog/weeken…