FAQ

What is Betawall?

Betawall is a WordPress security plugin designed to protect websites from a variety of threats.

What does 404 Request Flood mean?

404 Request Flood is a type of DDoS attack in which attackers send a large number of HTTP requests that return a 404 Not Found server response code

What does Admin Panel Brute Force mean?

Admin Panel Brute Force is a type of attack targeting the admin panel of a website or application, where attackers try to guess the login and password by mass traversal of possible combinations.

What does SQL Injection Attacks mean?

SQL Injection Attacks are a type of cyberattack in which attackers inject malicious SQL code into data input fields or database queries to gain unauthorized access to or modify data.

What does Arbitrary Code Execution mean?

Arbitrary Code Execution (ACE) is a type of cyberattack in which attackers gain the ability to execute any code on a target system or server. This is one of the most dangerous vulnerabilities because an attacker can take complete control of the system if he manages to execute the code.

What does XSS Attacks mean?

XSS (Cross-Site Scripting) is a type of attack in which an attacker inserts malicious script (usually JavaScript) into a web page, which is then executed on the user’s end when the user interacts with the site. The purpose of such an attack is to manipulate or steal user data, as well as to force the browser to execute malicious code.

What does RFI Attacks mean?

RFI (Remote File Inclusion) is a type of vulnerability in web applications where an attacker can include a file located on a remote server in the execution of the application. This type of attack is typically used to execute malicious code on a server or obtain sensitive information.

What does it mean? Suspicious File Uploads?

Suspicious File Uploads (suspicious file uploads) is a type of vulnerability or dangerous behavior where files are uploaded to a server or website that could be malicious or used for an attack. This can include downloading executable files, scripts, viruses, or even files that masquerade as safe documents, but may actually pose a threat to the system.