ServerMask is a software that hides the identity of a web server by erasing signs of IIS, masking HTTP responses to prevent fingerprinting, and confusing hackers using anti-reconnaissance tactics, ensuring that they use the wrong exploits.
I recently came across a software called ServerMask from Port80 Software, and I must say it is a must-have for anyone who wants to keep their system safe from hackers. The software aims to modify your Web server's "fingerprint" by removing unnecessary HTTP response data, modifying cookie values, eliminating file extensions, and obscuring other response information.
One of the biggest problems with broadcasting your Web server's identity via HTTP header data is that it makes it easy for potential intruders to complete their first hacking task: identifying your OS and Web server. This puts your servers at risk, and hence the need to hide your identity from hackers.
Pre-attack reconnaissance accounts for 40% of all Internet attack traffic, and ServerMask aims to help you avoid this problem by masking the identity of your server. The software achieves this by removing unnecessary information that can give away information about your server's identity.
ServerMask also includes advanced options that allow you to customize your headers, mask your internal IP addresses, emulate Apache, randomize your response, remove any headers, mask your cookies, normalize your response code, and disable WebDAV with just one click.
The software is compatible with a wide range of platforms, including IIS 4, 5, and 6, IIS Lockdown, URLScan, FrontPage, Outlook Web Access, and major scripting platforms like ASP, ASP.NET, ColdFusion, PHP, JSP, and Perl.
ServerMask is available for a free 30-day trial, and with the latest update, it now supports 64-bit systems. If you want to keep your systems safe from hackers, then ServerMask is definitely worth checking out.
One of the biggest problems with broadcasting your Web server's identity via HTTP header data is that it makes it easy for potential intruders to complete their first hacking task: identifying your OS and Web server. This puts your servers at risk, and hence the need to hide your identity from hackers.
Pre-attack reconnaissance accounts for 40% of all Internet attack traffic, and ServerMask aims to help you avoid this problem by masking the identity of your server. The software achieves this by removing unnecessary information that can give away information about your server's identity.
ServerMask also includes advanced options that allow you to customize your headers, mask your internal IP addresses, emulate Apache, randomize your response, remove any headers, mask your cookies, normalize your response code, and disable WebDAV with just one click.
The software is compatible with a wide range of platforms, including IIS 4, 5, and 6, IIS Lockdown, URLScan, FrontPage, Outlook Web Access, and major scripting platforms like ASP, ASP.NET, ColdFusion, PHP, JSP, and Perl.
ServerMask is available for a free 30-day trial, and with the latest update, it now supports 64-bit systems. If you want to keep your systems safe from hackers, then ServerMask is definitely worth checking out.
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