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Release notes New Feature is Available: FTP CAPTCHA

We’d like to start this year with a great announcement. Our purpose is to help make your servers safe and your service reliable. Your customers’ satisfaction is as much important for us as it is for you. That’s why we created a brand-new feature in order to make BitNinja more convenient for your users. This […]

Release notes Bitninja for Plesk - New extension for Plesk users

We are happy to announce the release of our brand-new BitNinja Plesk extension. From now on, Plesk customers can get all the advantages and secure their Linux servers much easier from their Plesk panel. The BitNinja Plesk Extension gives you real-time protection against a wide range of threats without the need of any configuration and […]

Release notes New BitNinja WAF Rules to Protect Against RCE Attacks

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 […]

Release notes Using server security scanners besides BitNinja: consequences, solutions

There are tons of paid/free cloud-based solutions or standalone applications available over the internet that allow the user to check a system’s security level. Depending on the need, people can choose from simple nmap through “blackbox” security assessment tools to a wide range of heavy-weight penetration testing tools. Our approach Here at BitNinja we think […]

Release notes New SenseLog rules against WordPress and Joomla vulnerabilities

A few days ago, we released a new agent version (1.23.3), which contains very important developments: We added two new SenseLog rules. The first one detects arbitrary file uploader bots, and the second one is for Joomla Spam regers. SenseLog is prepared for future remote config update. Instant blacklist action added to WAF Manager. It […]

Trending Classification of malware

The current world war isn’t happening in the physical world. However, cyber attacks have stepped into the foreground, and blackhat hackers can gain millions with their targeted attacks. Their main weapon in this war: malware. In this article, we’ll diversify the different types of malware so that you can better understand their behaviour. There are […]

Security analysis WAF rules explained - The BitNinja Ruleset

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 […]

Threat lab New Botnet Has Been Discovered – “Hello, Peppa!”

Our Attack Vector Miner (based on AI) is a very effective tool to identify 0. day attacks. Here comes the first catch! Discovery of a New Botnet At the beginning of July, our Attack Vector Miner created a new cluster, filled with logs about a new type of botnet. We perceived the first incident on […]

Release notes WordPress hosting and the BitNinja WAF - How to do it right? (Part 3 - The BitNinja safe minimum ruleset)

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 […]

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