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Main features in different CWP editions are compared in the table below:
Feature and Description | Basic | Pro |
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Web shell detectionDetects common web script trojans and backdoors, covering various script languages such as ASP, PHP, JSP, and Python. | CWP Basic can detect at most 5 web shells free of charge and stops detection after the limit is reached. | Supported |
Hacker tool detectionDetects common hacking and attacking programs such as DDoS trojans, remote controllers, and cryptomining malware. | Supported | |
Binary virus and trojan detectionDetects detect binary executable viruses and trojans such as .exe, .ddl, and .bin files. | Supported | |
Password cracking attack detectionAlerts users on common password cracking attacks by hackers. | Supported | Supported |
Login transaction auditAnalyzes login logs on the server to detect malicious logins. | Supported | Supported |
Risky configuration item detectionInspects certain system component configuration items to prevent vulnerabilities. | - | Supported |
Weak account password detectionChecks for weak passwords in system accounts. | CWP Basic can detect at most 5 issues and stops detection after the limit is reached. | Supported |
Web component vulnerability detectionProvides vulnerability detection in common web components such as phpMyAdmin and WordPress. | Supported | |
Common component vulnerability detectionProvides vulnerability detection in common components such as Apache, Nginx, Struts, and Redis. | Supported | |
System-level vulnerability detectionDetects system-level vulnerabilities (mainly those can be fixed by OS patches). | Supported | |
Vulnerability repair solution pushProvides repair and prevention solutions for detected vulnerabilities. | Supported | |
0-day vulnerability intelligence push Pushes the latest vulnerability intelligence based on the vulnerability intelligence collected by Tencent. | - | Supported |
Expert serviceProvides an 8/5 expert support hotline. You can submit a ticket to request a callback. | - | Supported |
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