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Does Blocking Foreign Traffic Work? What Japan's Residential Proxy Data Shows
AI Security

Does Blocking Foreign Traffic Work? What Japan's Residential Proxy Data Shows

Country-level blocking cuts down automated scans and DDoS noise, but Japanese authorities now state plainly that attackers routing through hijacked home devices can reach servers that restrict overseas access. This piece looks at where attacks appear to come from, where geo-blocking stops working, why allow lists beat deny lists for admin panels, and how to keep your own devices from becoming someone else's attack exit.

2026-10-04Ryuta Hamamoto
Lessons from Japan's 2026 Breaches (Part 2): Endpoint Security and a Checklist for Small Firms
AI Security

Lessons from Japan's 2026 Breaches (Part 2): Endpoint Security and a Checklist for Small Firms

Part 2 of our look at the wave of unauthorized-access incidents disclosed in Japan in 2026. Using public guidance from Japanese and US agencies, it covers what companies can do now: patching VPN appliances, phishing-resistant MFA, PC and endpoint basics (EDR, disk encryption, admin rights, infostealers), backups, vendors and AI agents, what to do when a breach is found, and a prioritized checklist for small businesses.

2026-09-30Ryuta Hamamoto

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