ddactic

Full research with signal matrix and vendor-by-vendor deep-dives: ddactic.net/blog/BLOG_POST_BOT_DETECTION_RE Free attack surface scan: https://ddactic.net/free-scan?ref=li-comment&utm_source=mastodon&utm_campaign=post_24

This is what DDactic delivers after every scan - not a PDF, but the exact commands to harden your setup. See how it works: ddactic.net/blog/BLOG_POST_WAF_CONFIG

The platform is DDactic. If you're curious what 60 days of AI-assisted building looks like in production: ddactic.net/blog/BLOG_POST_AI_DEVELOPMENT

Full framework with the measurement recipe and common mistakes that poison the baseline: ddactic.net/blog/BLOG_POST_RATE_LIMIT_BASELINE Free attack surface scan: https://ddactic.net/free-scan?ref=li-comment&utm_source=mastodon&utm_campaign=post_28

DDactic detects true BGP scrubbing by matching origin IP to a scrubbing-provider ASN (Prolexic, Magic Transit, Lumen, AT&T), and inherited L3/L4 from fully-managed components via CNAME (Cloudflare, Akamai, Fastly, Imperva, CloudFront) or vendor headers (API Gateway, ALB). Hyperscaler dedicated protection (Shield Advanced, Cloud Armor, Azure DDoS) requires customer-side config check. Free scan: ddactic.net/free-scan?ref=li-comment

This is the discovery layer behind DDactic. See how we score and visualize your protection: ddactic.net/blog/BLOG_POST_RECON_PIPELINE

The login endpoint is the most consistently under-protected attack surface we see in customer scans. Most teams know it is a target. Few teams know how to enumerate the specific ways attackers hit it. #cybersecurity #ddos #infosec ddactic.net?ref=mastodon

We reverse-engineered 20 bot detection vendors. #cybersecurity #ddos #infosec ddactic.net?ref=mastodon

We scan companies and almost always find the same thing in the subdomain list: #cybersecurity #ddos #infosec ddactic.net?ref=mastodon

Every major application-layer attack class has an HTTP version equivalent. Most defenses are written for HTTP/1.1. The gap is not theoretical. #cybersecurity #ddos #infosec ddactic.net?ref=mastodon

Security teams assume TLS fingerprinting blocks bots. #cybersecurity #ddos #infosec ddactic.net?ref=mastodon

Every DDoS attack you have ever read about reduces to exhausting one of six resources. Not 200 attack types. Six. #cybersecurity #ddos #infosec ddactic.net?ref=mastodon

Every TLS certificate you've ever issued is public. #cybersecurity #ddos #infosec ddactic.net?ref=mastodon

I built a production-ready cybersecurity SaaS platform in 60 days. #cybersecurity #ddos #infosec ddactic.net?ref=mastodon

The same vulnerability class. Three different outcomes. #cybersecurity #ddos #infosec ddactic.net?ref=mastodon

Your employees' stolen passwords reveal more than compromised accounts. #cybersecurity #ddos #infosec ddactic.net?ref=mastodon

We added breach database lookups to our recon pipeline. #cybersecurity #ddos #infosec ddactic.net?ref=mastodon

"Supports HTTP/2" and "inspects HTTP/2 frames" are not the same sentence. We probed 16 major vendors. The result is uncomfortable. #cybersecurity #ddos #infosec ddactic.net?ref=mastodon

Hot take: "I built this with AI" is usually the wrong message. #cybersecurity #ddos #infosec ddactic.net?ref=mastodon

We ran DDactic's scanner against DDactic. #cybersecurity #ddos #infosec ddactic.net?ref=mastodon

We don't rely on a single source for asset discovery. #cybersecurity #ddos #infosec ddactic.net?ref=mastodon

We use Claude Haiku at four specific points across our six-stage recon pipeline. Not for marketing. For accuracy. #cybersecurity #ddos #infosec ddactic.net?ref=mastodon

We use Claude Haiku at four specific points across our six-stage recon pipeline. Not for marketing. For accuracy. #cybersecurity #ddos #infosec ddactic.net?ref=mastodon

We use Claude Haiku at four specific points across our six-stage recon pipeline. Not for marketing. For accuracy. #cybersecurity #ddos #infosec ddactic.net?ref=mastodon

Our full distributed load generation fleet costs $23.50 per hour. #cybersecurity #ddos #infosec ddactic.net?ref=mastodon

Web API endpoints are the part of the attack surface that gets the least testing. Login forms get tested. APIs get a "passes the smoke test" check and ship. #cybersecurity #ddos #infosec ddactic.net?ref=mastodon