As mentioned in previous Akamai blogs, phishing is an ecosystem of mostly framework developers and buyers who purchase kits to harvest credentials and other sensitive information. Like many framework developers, those focusing on phishing kits want to …

Written by Bridget Meuse, Product Marketing Specialist – Corporate Sustainability I’ve recently hit my four-month mark here at Akamai and it’s been a whirlwind, to say the least. Despite having had two previous summer internships at Akamai, stepping in…

Volunteering with Girls Who Code has been one of the most enriching and edifying experiences of my time here at Akamai. I was chosen to serve as a mentor to one of the high school students, gave the NOCC tour…

As the Internet grows, so does energy usage. As a result, all large tech organizations have a responsibility to monitor and improve their impact on the environment. At Akamai, we are well aware of the impact we can have, both…

The first part of this blog series discussed about the quality of user experience (QoE) metrics and two strategies that heavily influence the QoE: the bitrate selection…

Hyperconnectivity is on the rise and, as a result, corporations’ capacity to protect their own and their customers’ data becomes more and more limited. Connection takes place over a network, so, as connection increases, that network increases in size

JSON Web Tokens (JWT) use digital signatures to establish the authenticity of the data they contain, as well as authenticating the identity of the signer. A valid signature check ensures that any party can rely on the contents and the…