Imperva, the security vendor, has made a security breach public that affects customers using the Cloud Web Application Firewall (WAF) product. Formerly known as Incapsula, the Cloud WAF analyzes ...

Cyber-security and DDoS mitigation firm Imperva disclosed today a security incident that impacts customers of its cloud web application firewall (WAF), formerly known as Incapsula. "On August 20, 2019 ...

A portion of Imperva’s customer base had their API keys, customer-provided SSL certificates, email addresses, and hashed and salted passwords revealed in the breach, which was discovered last week.

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