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Are you tired of the never-ending malware infections? Would you like to get rid of the nightmare of the long hours spent troubleshooting? Do you still seem to get repeatedly infected regardless of how often you make malware removals? It’s enough of the reactive protection! The old way What would usually happen when a server […]

Do you remember the new version of the Hello Peppa botnet? At the end of 2018, it was welcomed into 2019 slightly early, and the January botnet started to spread. Well, it wouldn’t be funny, if the botnet would still send the „J4nur4ry” in the Post Data when we are already over January… So, here […]

As we look back now, it is amazing to remember all the things we achieved together and all the threats BitNinja saved us from since the start of the year. Here’s a five minute summary of what we have been up to in 2018. Hacker-free new year to everyone! See you in 2019! Thank you […]

A few months ago our Attack Vector Miner discovered a new botnet, that we simply call „Hello Peppa botnet”. Now, this botnet welcomes the new year in a new mask. Specifics of this botnet Its behaviour stayed the same, like what we mentioned in the case of the Hello Peppa: Checks backdoors which remained from […]

We love to talk about our Web Application Firewall (in short: WAF) module, since its’ complete makeover and upgrade. Before the WAF 2.0, we had a previous Web Application Firewall module that’s been completely redesigned: this was the reason why the new WAF module got a brand new name too: it’s called WAFManager now. But […]

Your server’s safety is the number one priority for us, that’s why we have created two new BitNinja WAF rules which are already part of the safe minimum ruleset. They grant protection against the following vulnerabilities: Magento Remote Execution Protection Those who are using Magento and didn't apply the patch are vulnerable to RCE (remote code […]

If someone wants to use a server resource or take control of the server in some way or wants to steal data, then he does it via remote code execution vulnerability. What is Remote Code Execution? This vulnerability triggers in so many ways, but in most cases, it is possible via the following methods. •Untreated […]

In a previous article, we’ve discussed the BitNinja safe minimum ruleset for the BitNinja WAF, that consists of 15 rules from the OWASP Core Ruleset, along with 6 rules from the BitNinja rules category. These rules can be safely enabled on the root location pattern on your server. In the BitNinja Ruleset, there are 5 […]

In the preceding articles, I’ve talked a lot about the BitNinja safe minimum ruleset template and how you should enable it on your “/” location (or on “*/wp-admin/*” if needed) if you’re hosting mainly WordPress websites. So I’d like to give you a little more explanation about the rules that are part of the safe […]