A modern server-level security strategy must address one of today’s most sophisticated cyberattack techniques: in-memory malware. These malicious payloads operate without leaving persistent traces on disk, making them extremely difficult to detect with traditional scanning methods. To combat this threat, BitNinja has introduced a major enhancement to its security ecosystem: the Process Analysis module, now […]
The 3.13.3 release of BitNinja introduces several targeted improvements aimed at refining both security and usability. This version focuses on enhancing the Web Application Firewall (WAF) for better handling of large request bodies and addressing a type error in the captcha handling system. Additionally, developer-specific enhancements were implemented to support more accurate logging and seamless […]
In today’s hosting environment, security automation and customer experience are no longer optional, they are critical infrastructure elements. With cyberattacks, brute-force attempts, and false-positive firewall blocks happening daily, hosting providers need a way to maintain strong protection without creating friction for legitimate users. The latest Unban Center For WHMCS 2.5.0 release, developed by ModulesGarden, introduces […]
The BitNinja 3.13.2 release brings key enhancements to SenseLog and WAF Pro, helping server operators achieve more reliable protection and tighter control. These refinements focus on improved proxy behavior and more accurate detection of suspicious activity patterns, especially from problematic scraper traffic. BitNinja 3.13.2 SenseLog Improved the CatchScrapersWith404 rule, enhancing how the system detects web […]
We’re excited to introduce the latest improvements in BitNinja 3.13.1. This release focuses on strengthening log analysis and addressing package compatibility to help ensure smoother installations across different systems. These small yet important changes improve system reliability and enhance detection capabilities. BitNinja 3.13.1 SenseLog We’ve improved the new 404 rule for better handling of missing […]
The BitNinja 3.13.0 release introduces key improvements across several modules to boost your server's resilience and detection capabilities. From enhanced CAPTCHA mechanisms to improved rule handling and integration fix in IP filtering, this update brings valuable refinements for more accurate threat management and smoother operation. BitNinja 3.13.0 SenseLog: The new 404 rule has been improved […]
Webhost has been a reliable player in the hosting market since 2008. Over the years, they’ve supported more than 150,000 digital projects, from small websites to infrastructure for federal brands. Together with ispmanager, a popular hosting and server control panel, we’ll study what benefits their partner Webhost received using BitNinja. Initially, Webhost handled server protection […]
The latest BitNinja 3.12.12 release delivers key updates designed to bolster server protection and reliability. With improvements to bot detection, SSL handling, and request filtering mechanisms, this version enhances both security and system resilience. BitNinja 3.12.12 SenseLog We’ve introduced a new rule that targets scraper bots triggering numerous 404 status codes. These types of requests […]
The latest BitNinja 3.12.11 release includes targeted fixes for enhanced stability across our core modules. In this update, we refined how malware chunks are managed and addressed initialization behaviors in the PortHoneypot module, leading to smoother deployments and improved resource handling. Additionally, this release includes adjustments in WAF Pro and the Process Analysis module to […]
The latest BitNinja 3.12.10 release introduces a more interactive experience for system administrators and brings greater flexibility in handling key configurations. With focus on improving usability and monitoring, this version enhances several modules for smoother server protection and management. BitNinja 3.12.10 CLI Improvements We’ve introduced a new command for the CLI called bitninjacli-interactive, allowing system […]
The latest BitNinja 3.12.8 release introduces several enhancements that improve server protection and give you more control over security configurations. Highlights of this version include greater flexibility in PortHoneypot with customizable port blocking and allowlisting, as well as smarter reinfection prevention techniques in MalwareDetection. These updates streamline server management, improve detection reliability, and enable better […]
Leaving ports open on your server is like leaving your windows unlocked. Attackers don’t need to guess much, they just scan and knock until something responds. That’s why port management is important. With BitNinja’s PortHoneypot module, you now get built-in port blocking and allowing. No extra firewall scripts, no extra tools, no hidden costs. In […]
The BitNinja 3.12.7 release introduces refinements across multiple modules to enhance consistency, compliance, and compatibility. Key improvements include adopting PSR-4 compliance standards in various components, better handling of Nginx configurations within the ConfigParser module, and more. These updates help maintain code reliability and improve interaction with complex server environments. BitNinja 3.12.7 Multi-Module Refactoring for PSR-4 […]
The BitNinja 3.12.6 release focuses on improving compatibility, system structure, and connection handling. Significant enhancements were made in our WAF Pro module, and multiple internal modules were refactored to follow PSR-4 standards laying the groundwork for more scalable, maintainable code across the platform. BitNinja 3.12.6 PSR-4 Refactoring Across Multiple Modules We’ve refactored the DataProvider, DefenseRobot, […]
The BitNinja 3.12.5 release continues our commitment to making server protection smarter and more efficient. This version focuses on streamlining internal architecture across multiple modules, increasing configuration responsiveness, and improving IP filtering logic. These enhancements support faster response times, better maintainability, and more predictable behavior when server settings are updated or attackers attempt to evade […]
More control, same smart protection, customizable port blocking is coming to BitNinja. CSF (ConfigServer Security & Firewall), one of the most widely used server-level firewall tools, will officially be discontinued. Its developer, ConfigServer, has announced that Way to the Web Ltd and configserver.com will shut down on 31 August 2025. After that date, no further […]
The latest BitNinja 3.12.4 release introduces a series of updates that improve efficiency and user experience across several modules. Enhancements focus on malware scanning accuracy, better configuration flexibility, and smoother package updates. These adjustments aim to reduce false positives, simplify configurations, and improve system reliability. BitNinja 3.12.4 Malware Detection: We’ve updated the malware scanner to […]
At BitNinja, our mission is to make server security not only powerful but also seamless and user-friendly. We’re excited to announce an improvement for users of the Enhance control panel: BitNinja’s special Enhance pricing is now applied automatically, no manual steps required. The offer in detail: Previously, if you were using the Enhance control panel, […]
Introduction to CVE-2026-20056 The recent discovery of CVE-2026-20056 has raised significant concerns for system administrators and hosting providers. This vulnerability, associated with Cisco Secure Web Appliance's AsyncOS software, allows unauthenticated attackers to bypass anti-malware systems. This breach can enable the download of harmful archive files by exploiting weaknesses in how these files are handled. Understanding […]
Introduction CVE-2026-20098 highlights a serious vulnerability in Cisco Meeting Management. System administrators and hosting providers must know how to protect their Linux servers. This CVE allows attackers to upload arbitrary files, execute commands, and gain root access. Understanding these vulnerabilities is crucial for maintaining strong server security. What Is CVE-2026-20098? The vulnerability targets the Certificate […]
Understanding CVE-2026-23110: A Critical Vulnerability The recent CVE-2026-23110 vulnerability in the Linux kernel has raised significant concerns for system administrators and hosting providers. This critical issue involves the SCSI core error handler, which can be rendered ineffective due to race conditions. It's crucial to grasp the implications of this vulnerability for server security. The Details […]
CVE-2026-23109: An Urgent Security Alert A new security vulnerability identified as CVE-2026-23109 in the Linux kernel has raised significant concerns for server administrators and hosting providers. This vulnerability relates to the handling of AS_NO_DATA_INTEGRITY mappings in the wait_sb_inodes() function within the fs/writeback module. Understanding and mitigating this vulnerability is crucial for maintaining robust server security. […]
Understanding the CVE-2026-25509 Vulnerability Recently, CVE-2026-25509 was disclosed, highlighting a significant vulnerability within CI4MS, a popular Content Management System based on CodeIgniter 4. This flaw allows attackers to conduct email enumeration through the password reset functionality. Unauthenticated attackers can discern whether an email address is registered on the platform by analyzing the system response, raising […]
Understanding CVE-2026-25510: A CI4MS Vulnerability The recent vulnerability identified as CVE-2026-25510 poses a significant risk to CI4MS applications. This issue allows authenticated users with file editor permissions to exploit the system, enabling Remote Code Execution (RCE). Understanding and addressing this vulnerability is critical for all server administrators and hosting providers. The Vulnerability Overview CI4MS is […]
Understanding the Prototype Pollution Vulnerability Recently, a critical vulnerability, CVE-2026-25150, was identified in Qwik City, a performance-focused JavaScript framework. This vulnerability exists in the formToObj() function of the @builder.io/qwik-city middleware. It poses a significant risk to server security, particularly for those managing Linux servers and web applications. What is Prototype Pollution? Prototype pollution allows attackers […]
Introduction Emerging vulnerabilities pose ongoing risks for server administrators and hosting providers. A recent critical weakness, the CVE-2026-25151, related to Qwik City exemplifies the need for vigilance in server security. This vulnerability enables remote attackers to bypass Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) protections through improper handling of HTTP request headers. Understanding the CVE-2026-25151 Vulnerability Prior to […]
Understanding CVE-2026-25155 and Its Impact The recent vulnerability identified as CVE-2026-25155 highlights a significant security risk for web server operators and hosting providers. This issue, affecting the Qwik city framework, is primarily related to a Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) vulnerability that arises from improper Content-Type header handling. What Happened? This vulnerability, discovered prior to version […]
