Top 10 Antiviruses for Website

2021. Antivirus for websites Virusdie released plugin for WordPress



Virusdie has released a plugin for WordPress websites. The free version includes a WAF firewall with basic protection, monthly malware scanning (redirects, Trojans, backdoors, shell scripts, malicious code and URLs, SEO spam, hacks, injected code, cryptocurrency miners), database scanning, automatic site checks against over 60 blacklists (plus one-click removal). The paid version includes daily scanning, automatic malware removal, a file editor with malicious code highlighting, file backup before cleaning, WAF protection against XSS and SQL injections, DoS attacks, brute-force attacks, content scraping protection, IP whitelisting/blacklisting, and country blocking.


2019. Nitra - website diagnostic tool



The new AI-based service Nitra promises to find weaknesses on your corporate website and improve its search engine rankings and visitor satisfaction. Two options are available: installing the engine on your own server (a one-time fee of €180) or connecting to a cloud service (€18/month). Nitra checks your website's page loading speed, identifies vulnerabilities that can be exploited by hackers, and provides recommendations for improving usability and conversion rates. The service also provides 24/7 website monitoring and alerts you if any issues arise.


2017. Microsoft offers free tool to check website security



The Microsoft Edge browser team has released a free tool called Sonar, designed to analyze website code for security issues. It is available as an online service and as a utility, the source code of which is published on GitHub under an open license. Sonar allows you to check website code for software errors, performance issues, accessibility, and security. With Sonar, you can protect against data leaks through headers and prevent redirects to malicious sites. Furthermore, it boasts a flexible and modern set of rules, parallel testing, and integration with other services. Specifically, it can work with aXe Core, AMP validator, snyk.io, SSL Labs, and Cloudinary.


2011. Sourcefire and NT Objectives provide protection against vulnerabilities in web applications

Sourcefire (the creator of the Snort intrusion detection and prevention engine) has partnered with NT Objectives (NTO) to provide its customers with protection against web application vulnerabilities. As a result of the collaboration between Sourcefire and NTO, the NTOSpider web application vulnerability scanner now integrates seamlessly with Sourcefire solutions and automatically generates Snort rules. These rules easily integrate with the Sourcefire IPS intrusion detection and prevention system, ensuring rapid threat detection and protection. Overall, the combination of Sourcefire and NTO solutions will enable customers to more effectively identify web application vulnerabilities and improve protection, bringing them into full compliance with industry standards. This collaboration is expected to address the key problem with traditional web security solutions, which rely solely on generalized rules for all types of web applications, preventing effective protection for some common applications.


2011. Veracode Launches Free XSS Scanning Service

Cross-site scripting vulnerabilities are among the easiest to detect and fix, but also among the most common. That's why Veracode has launched a free service that scans Java applications for XSS. The new cloud-based Veracode Free XSS Detection Service offers users a single scan of a Java application for XSS. Veracode focused on Java applications because Java is the most widely used development platform among its customers who use the company's security scanning services. The new service provides a detailed report of XSS errors, along with instructions on how to fix them and free access to Veracode training courses. This one-time service is a major step toward increasing developer awareness of XSS, especially among small organizations.