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<h3>It's secure!</h3> <h3>It's secure!</h3>
<p>We are putting the cybersecurity of your websites first. SVR.JS has a built-in URL sanitizer to prevent path traversal, protects sensitive data from brute force attacks on HTTP authentication by default, and forbids website visitors' access to sensitive configuration files. SVR.JS can also be configured to hide server-side JavaScript files and hide the server version. This way, bad actors will have a pretty hard time hacking your site (unless you're using vulnerable mods or vulnerable server-side JavaScript)! SVR.JS also has a built-in blacklist, so you can simply block those bad actors that might take control over your server. You can check <a href="/vulnerabilities">which versions of SVR.JS are vulnerable</a>. </p> <p>We are putting the cybersecurity of your websites first. SVR.JS has a built-in URL sanitizer to prevent path traversal, protects sensitive data from brute force attacks on HTTP authentication by default, and forbids website visitors' access to sensitive configuration files. SVR.JS can also be configured to hide server-side JavaScript files and hide the server version. This way, bad actors will have a pretty hard time hacking your site (unless you're using vulnerable mods or vulnerable server-side JavaScript)! SVR.JS also has a built-in block list, so you can simply block those bad actors that might take control over your server. You can check <a href="/vulnerabilities">which versions of SVR.JS are vulnerable</a>. </p>
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