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Security analysis Fun way to read a book

What do you think about SPAMs? Most of us think they are useless and heavily annoying, but not for everybody. There are some geeks, who totally understand the background and find it rubbish, but sometimes they read them to “entertain themselves” and learn more about the recent patterns hacker tactics. Have you ever found a hidden […]

Threat lab Bugs discovered in ModSecurity and MongoDB PHP extension

Bugs are always hunting us.  Recently we found some bugs during our work, but keep calm, they're not in the BitNinja agent. 😉 Let’s see what we explored: ModSecurity bug: empty comment line In our WAF2.0 (beta will come soon) we implemented ModSecurity as well as the OWASP’s core ruleset. Recently, our developers found a […]

Threat lab Meltdown and Spectre attacks

A new class of side-channel attacks have been appeared, which exploit the following CPU vulnerabilities: CVE-2017-5715 : branch target injection CVE-2017-5753 : bounds check bypass CVE-2017-5754 : rogue data cache load Meltdown and Spectre rely on them and allow the hackers to read the memory content of other programs, it means they can access the […]

Release notes Hot new feature - Goodbye CAPTCHA! Hello Browser Integrity Check!

How would you imagine a world where annoying CAPTCHAs are not the first line when it comes to identification of botnets and human visitors? Here at BitNinja we thought big and made it come true. Let us show you a security solution where the visitors with suspicious incidents in their past don't have to type anything, […]

Release notes A more manageable Dashboard

Imagine Andrew, who has many servers. He doesn’t want sleepless nights worrying about hacker and bot attacks, that’s why he uses BitNinja. His servers are very important to him, so he likes checking up on how BitNinja working on them. Andrew logs into the Dashboard every day, and a few weeks ago, realised that there […]

Security analysis SQL injection examined 2/2 –Testing your apps against vulnerabilities

In the previous part of the article, we had looked at some incidents to better understand how attackers try to find SQL injection vulnerabilities. Instead of looking for other incidents, I’ve decided to write a short introduction about testing your own application using publicly available automatic tools. Constantly searching for vulnerabilities on your web applications and services […]

Release notes New dashboard features to help you navigate

Last week we released our newest front-end development, which grants you a more transparent view of your installed servers on our already easy-to-use dashboard. After logging into your account, you will instantly realize the improvements. On the servers homepage, the installed servers are shown on ninja-colored cards. Let’s see in details their contents: On the […]

Trending Do you feel you deploy often enough?

In the last decade, elaborating a good Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment strategy became one of the basic requirements in most of the IT companies. The average life expectancy of a Fortune 500 company has dramatically fallen down (from 75 years to 15 years) compared to the statistics a century before. ”Unicorns” are growing rapidly, […]

Release notes New improvements at BitNinja - HTTPS solution

In this article, we would like to summarize our recently released developments, which impact the daily life of our clients. First of all, ... TheHTTPS Captcha: If you enable this feature in your agent, BitNinja will be able to present a Captcha on HTTPS. This will make the IP removal from our greylist possible just […]

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