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SPL Group offers High Level Cyber Protection
Defend against IP Spoofing, LAND, Fraggle, Smurf, Winnuke, Ping of Death, Tear Drop, IP Option etc.
Defend against HTTP Get Flood, HTTP Post Flood, HTTP Head Flood, HTTP Slow Header Flood, HTTP Slow Post Flood etc.
Defend against Port Scanning, IP Scanning, Tracer Control Packet, IP Option, IP Timestamp and IP Routing Record attacks.
Defend against DNS Query Flood attacks from real or spoofed source IP addresses, DNS Reply Flood attacks, DNS Cache Poisoning attacks etc.
Defend against SYN Flood, ACK Flood, SYN-ACK Flood, FIN/RST Flood, TCP Fragment Flood, UDP Flood, UDP Fragment Flood, NTP Flood, ICMP Flood etc.
Defend against SIP Methods Flood attacks.
Defend against DDoS attacks launched by mobile botnets.
Network-based scans are used to identify possible network security attacks.
Host-based scans are used to locate and identify vulnerabilities in servers, work-stations or other network hosts.
Wireless network scans of an organization’s Wi-Fi networks usually focus on points of attack in the wireless network infrastructure.
Application scans can be used to test websites to detect vulnerabilities and erroneous configurations in network or web applications.
Database scans can be used to identify database weak points so as to prevent malicious attacks such as SQL injection attacks.
SQL injection is a type of web application security vulnerability in which an attacker attempts to use application code to access or corrupt database content.
Cross-site scripting (XSS) targets an application’s users by injecting code, usually a client-side script such as JavaScript, into a web application’s output.
Broken authentication and session management encompass several security issues, all of them relating to maintaining the identity of a user.
Insecure direct object reference is when a web application exposes a reference to an internal implementation object.
Security misconfiguration encompasses several types of vulnerabilities, all centered on a lack of maintenance or a lack of attention to the web application configuration.
Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) is a malicious attack where a user is tricked into performing an action he or she didn’t intend.
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The SPL Group is your global partner for ATM software and security solutions.
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