Malware Detection BACKDOORS

One way cybercriminals can access a server is by using a back door. Once installed, the back door allows hackers to bypass typical security procedures and access the victim's server whenever they want. Even if the initial security threat is stopped, the hacker can use the back door to control the server without having to start the attack cycle again.

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Malware Detection BACKDOORS

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Backdoors are often used for targeted web attacks, including backdoors installed on WordPress sites.

Once a hacker controls your server through a back door, it will make it part of their robot network and start using your server resources to carry out attacks on other devices. This doesn’t just take resources from your server functions; It also puts your server at risk of being blacklisted as a harmful IP address.

Problems

  • Server is blacklisted

  • Google alerts (phishing/malware content) on websites

  • Malicious files on the server

  • external attacks

  • Use of high resources

How do we differ in other malware detection solutions?

Malware Detection Force in Cloud Coden

Rear doors are usually installed as malware and provide server access, so that the attacker can use server resources. It is necessary to block and remove the infected malware file as soon as possible to prevent the hacker from creating other backdoors in the system.

Hackers’ techniques are constantly evolving, and they have deployed malware that is hidden as regular system files. Traditional malware detection methods are ineffective against these new threats. That’s why a new resource-friendly approach has been introduced that can detect any attempt to download mysterious malware while providing a very low positive rate of error. I use unique technology in detecting malware in your server.

Cloud Codeine’s malware detection unit detects infected files and goes further, quarantining them to prevent any further harm to your server.

BACKDOORS FAQs

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How often do you update your malware signature database?

We constantly add new malware patterns to the Cloud Coden Malware Detection module. The structure analysis technology keeps the database updated for the latest threats. Users of Cloud Codin’s server management plans can also add custom signatures to the database, so that all of their protected servers have an additional layer of security from the power of crowdsourcing.

Will I get a report or alert when Cloud Codin stumbles upon malware on my server?

Yes, you can get daily and weekly email reports about malware discovered on your server. If you use WhatsApp, you can also get instant alerts about infected files through WhatsApp.

Can I add my malware signatures?

Yes, we also encourage you to do so if you find malware. You can easily add new styles from Cloud Coden dashboard or in CLI. Don’t worry, the newly added signatures will begin to “register only” mode and will be active only after the results are confirmed in the main control panel. This keeps our bundled malware database safe and provides a strong shield against emerging threats.

How can I recover a file from quarantine if there is a false positive result?

Our malware detection module has a very low false positivity rate, but in a rare case Cloud Codin names a suspicious file as a malware, which you can easily recover from isolation. It’s only one click in the Life Host dashboard or a simple order in

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