FAQ (English)

A vulnerability is a weakness (a flaw or misconfiguration). An exploit is the method/code used to take advantage of that weakness. Not every vulnerability has a practical exploit, but exposure and impact still matter.

No. The public tool is a static page that validates input and generates safe links to reputable sources. Any active assessment is performed only as part of an agreed engagement.

We aggregate selected telemetry signals from network edge components (for example repeated authentication attempts or abnormal connection patterns) and publish a sanitized list as a static JSON feed.

No. It is an indicator from observed traffic, not a definitive attribution. Always correlate with your own logs, business context, and allowlists.

Incident response is a structured process to detect, contain, eradicate, and recover from a security incident. You need it when an event impacts confidentiality, integrity, or availability, or when you suspect compromise.

Regularly. The frequency depends on criticality, but the key principle is simple: a backup that has never been restored is not a backup — it is a hope.

Because it is constantly probed. Weak credentials, missing MFA, and insecure configurations are routinely exploited. Prefer VPN + MFA, restrict source IPs, and monitor authentication events.