Anti-ddos cloud server is a server service that provides advanced network security protection in a cloud environment. It mainly targets cyber attacks to protect users' websites, applications or online services from malicious attacks. The defense of high-defense cloud servers mainly responds to various network attacks through the following aspects to ensure the stability and availability of the server:
DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attack protection:
Traffic cleaning: High-defense cloud servers are usually equipped with a powerful traffic cleaning system, which can filter out malicious traffic and ensure that legitimate users can access the server normally.
Intelligent analysis: Use intelligent algorithms to analyze network traffic, quickly identify abnormal traffic, distinguish between normal users and attackers, and reduce the impact of attacks on the server.
Multi-node distribution: High-defense clouds usually use multi-node distribution, which can disperse attack traffic globally and improve resistance.
Web application firewall (WAF):
Filtering malicious requests: High-defense cloud servers are usually equipped with WAF, which can detect and intercept malicious requests in web applications and prevent common web attacks, such as SQL injection, XSS attacks, etc.
Rule engine: WAF uses a rule engine to block potential attacks based on custom rules and pattern matching technology.
Security monitoring and real-time response:
Real-time monitoring: Real-time monitoring of servers to detect abnormal behaviors and attack attempts in a timely manner.
Automatic response: High-defense cloud servers are usually equipped with an automatic response system, which can automatically take defensive measures based on real-time monitored threat intelligence and reduce manual intervention by administrators.
Advanced threat protection:
Malware protection: The protection system can detect and intercept the spread of malware and prevent the server from being infected with malicious code.
Network Intrusion Detection System (IDS): Monitors server network traffic, detects potential intrusions in a timely manner, and improves server security.
Data encryption and privacy protection:
SSL/TLS encryption: By using the SSL/TLS protocol, the communication between the server and the client is encrypted to prevent sensitive information from being stolen during transmission.
Privacy protection: High-defense cloud usually has a privacy protection mechanism to ensure that users' private data is protected.
Regular vulnerability scanning and updates:
Vulnerability scanning: Regularly conduct vulnerability scanning on the server to discover and repair potential security vulnerabilities.
Timely updates: Apply security updates for operating systems and software in a timely manner to ensure that the software version used by the server is not affected by known vulnerabilities.
High-defense cloud servers provide comprehensive network security protection by comprehensively applying the above technologies and measures to ensure that the server can remain stable and available in the face of various network attacks.