What's New

1

Added application protection for containers.

Application protection is supported for containerized applications. To improve application security, you can enable protection for Tomcat, WebLogic, Netty, and Jetty applications automatically or manually.

• Automatic: HSS automatically identifies and accesses applications that have listening ports in the container environment, and dynamically installs or uninstalls application protection probes while applications are running.
• Manual: Enable protection for specific applications as needed.

Commercial use

Enabling Application Protection

2

Added brute-force attack detection for containers.

Brute-force attack detection monitors SSH, MySQL, and vsftp login behaviors while containers are running to detect possible brute-force attacks in time.

You can configure the brute-force attack detection thresholds, including slow and fast brute-force attack detection rules, to better suit your workloads.

Editions: container edition

Commercial use

Container Alarms

Configuring Policies

3

Added abnormal container behavior detection.

Abnormal container behavior detection can detect non-image programs (such as Trojans implanted by hackers) started during container running to defend against unknown attacks. The container infrastructure is immutable. Any programs started outside images are regarded abnormal. Processes are monitored and alarms are reported in real time.

After the abnormal container behavior detection policy is enabled, HSS learns the behaviors of started containers by image. After the learning is complete, a baseline library is established, and HSS checks the processes started in containers based on the library. If the process started in the container is not in the baseline library, an alarm is generated. The alarms are classified based on whether the software that starts the process is in an image.

• If the software is a piece of known software in the image, an alarm indicating suspicious process startup is reported.
• If the software is not any known software in the image, an alarm indicating dangerous process startup is reported.

Editions: container edition

Commercial use

Configuring Policies

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Enhanced container image security.

• Security scans can be performed on local images while Podman, CRI-O, and iSulad containers are running.
• Weak password scans can be performed for SSH, MySQL, and Redis on local images.
• Security scans can be performed on CI/CD images and repository images.

Editions: container edition (only for local images)

Commercial use

Container Image Security

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Enhanced vulnerability scan.

Vulnerability scan supports the following OSs:

• UnionTech UOS V20 1070e
• CentOS 8.0, 8.1, 8.2
• Debian 12
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7, 8, 9
• RockyLinux 9.3
• Oracle Enterprise Linux 7, 8 and 9 (Arm architecture)

Editions: all editions

Commercial use

Vulnerability Scan

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Optimized baseline checks.

• The layout of the baseline check overview is adjusted to improve clarity and readability.
• Checked Items View and Baseline View are added for baseline configuration risks. You can select either of them as needed to efficiently locate and handle risks, improving O&M efficiency.
• Certain HCE 2.0 baseline check items support one-click fix.

Editions: enterprise, premium, WTP, and container editions

Commercial use

Viewing and Processing Baseline Check Results

7

AI ransomware protection supports Linux.

AI ransomware protection can protect Linux.

Editions: premium, WTP, and container editions

Commercial use

Enabling Ransomware Prevention

8

Added cluster environment security scans.

A cluster environment security scan checks the resources on the Kubernetes cluster management plane and data plane; identifies infrastructure as code (IaC) risks, vulnerabilities, unsafe settings, configuration compliance, sensitive information, and permissions management issues; and provides solutions, helping you build a comprehensive cluster security system.

• System vulnerability scan: Check for the vulnerabilities at the OS layer of the core components in the control plane, data plane, and image repositories of Kubernetes clusters.
• Application vulnerability scan: Check for the application vulnerabilities in the core components of the Kubernetes cluster control plane, data plane, and image repositories.
• Emergency vulnerability scan: Check for the high-risk security vulnerabilities, such as 0-day vulnerabilities, in containers, container runtime components, and dependency packages.
• Unsafe configuration scan: Check for the Kubernetes cluster settings, workloads, network policies, and role-based access control (RBAC) permissions to ensure cluster deployment complies with best security practices.
• Security and compliance scan: Check the security and compliance of Kubernetes cluster settings, workloads, network policies, and RBAC permissions to ensure cluster deployment complies with industry standards and regulations.
• IaC risk scan: Check for resource conflicts, configuration errors, and information leakage in IaC. Dockerfile and Kubernetes YAML files can be checked.

Editions: container edition

Commercial use

Cluster Environment Security

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Added kernel module loading checks.

Kernel module loading can be detected and alarms can be reported in real time, improving OS kernel security.

In kernel module loading, a precompiled kernel module (.ko file) is loaded to a running Linux kernel by using commands such as insmod and modprobe to extend kernel functions. If kernel modules are loaded without strict security reviews, hackers may use the kernel modules to inject malicious code and escalate permissions. This may interfere with kernel operations and even lead to system breakdown.

Editions: enterprise, premium, WTP, and container editions

Commercial use

Server Alarms

10

Optimized automatic quota unbinding.

If an Elastic Cloud Server (ECS) instance or a Cloud Container Engine (CCE) node is deleted, it will be automatically unbound from its HSS protection quota.

• For yearly/monthly quotas: If an ECS instance or a CCE node is deleted, its HSS protection quota will be automatically unbound from it and changes to Idle state. You can bind an idle quota to another resource for protection.
• For pay-per-use quotas: If an ECS instance or a CCE node is deleted, its HSS protection quota will be automatically deleted, and the billing will stop.

Editions: all editions

Commercial use

When an ECS or CCE Cluster Node Is Deleted, Will They Be Unbound from Their Protection Quotas?

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Optimized baseline checks.

• Optimized baseline check policies.
  1. Manual and scheduled checks were integrated, so that you can configure check policies on a single page.
  2. You can filter check items by check type or baseline name.

  Editions: enterprise, premium, WTP, and container editions

• Added a baseline whitelist.

  You can add unsafe settings to the whitelist. HSS will not check these settings and will hide their existing check results.

  Editions: all editions

• Added custom password complexity policy checks.

  You can create a custom password complexity policy check.

  Editions: all editions

Commercial use

Baseline Checks

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Optimized image synchronization rules.

HSS can periodically synchronize basic image information from the container image repository to the HSS console.

Editions: container edition

Commercial use

Synchronizing Repository Images

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Optimized the asset fingerprint list.

The First Scanned column was added in the account information list and the installed software list to help you trace assets. You can learn when an asset was added.

Editions: enterprise, premium, WTP, and container editions

Commercial use

Viewing Server Asset Fingerprints

Viewing Container Assets

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Optimized the logic for enabling the container edition.

• Enabling the container edition for servers without containers

  To use the container edition for servers without containers, you can enable it on the Servers & Quota or Containers & Quota page.

• Smooth switchover to the container edition

  You can switch the edition of a server from basic, professional, enterprise, or premium to container on the Servers & Quota page.

Editions: container edition

Commercial use

Enabling Protection

Switching the HSS Edition for a Server

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Optimized container image security views.

Added the Affected Images column on the Malicious Files, Unsafe Configuration, Sensitive Information, and Software Compliance lists in the Risk View on the Container Images page, helping you quickly locate and handle image risks.

Editions: container edition

Commercial use

Viewing and Handling CI/CD Image Scan Results

Viewing and Handling Repository Image Scan Results

1

Added graph engine detection.

Generally, threat behavior detection checks file, process, network, or other information against the threat feature library to identify and block malicious behaviors. But to identify an attack, which usually involves multiple steps, we need to correlate multiple behaviors. For example, a vulnerability exploit attack involves scan and reconnaissance, system intrusion, malicious file implant, and subsequent attacks.

Graph engine detection performs comprehensive source tracing analysis based on the threat information provided by multiple modules (including HIPS detection, AI ransomware detection, and antivirus detection). It can associate and comprehensively analyze multiple suspicious process events to identify intrusion behaviors, enhancing defense against vulnerability exploits.

Editions: premium, WTP, and container editions

Commercial use

Configuring Policies

2

Added the cross-account agent installation function.

Added the cross-account agent installation function. You can connect the servers of other accounts to the current account for unified protection and management. In this way, HSS can protect the servers of different accounts.

Editions: all editions

Commercial use

Installing the Agent on Huawei Cloud Servers

3

Added fileless attack detection for servers.

Added fileless attack detection for servers.

• The following fileless attacks on Linux can be detected:
  • Process injection: Malicious code is injected into running processes.
  • Dynamic library injection process: Malicious code is injected into running processes by hijacking functions in dynamic link libraries.
  • Memory file process: A malicious file is created in RAM by calling memfd_create and executed.
  • VDSO hijacking: Attackers exploit specific vulnerabilities (such as Dirty COW) and overwrites the original VDSO code with malicious code. When the root process invokes the VDSO code, the malicious code is executed and privileges are escalated.
• The following fileless attacks on Windows can be detected:
  • Attack using Windows tools: Attackers exploit the built-in legitimate tools and functions in the OS to bypass traditional security mechanisms and perform malicious operations.
  • Malicious registry injection: Attackers insert malicious code or scripts into the Windows registry. This code can bypass the common file check mechanism and be automatically executed when the system is started. An alarm will be reported immediately if it is detected.

Editions: professional, enterprise, premium, WTP, and container editions

Commercial use

Server Alarms

Container Alarms

4

Added automatic isolation and removal of web shells.

HSS can automatically isolate and remove of web shells.

Editions: professional, enterprise, premium, WTP, and container editions

Commercial use

Server Alarms

Container Alarms

Isolating and Killing Malicious Programs

5

Added AI ransomware protection.

Added AI ransomware prevention. It can monitor all the files on Windows servers; analyze whether multiple files of the same process are created, deleted, modified, or renamed; and determine whether the files are encrypted by ransomware. After detecting suspicious behaviors, HSS uses the graph engine for comprehensive source tracing analysis to identify ransomware attacks and improve the ransomware detection rate.

Editions: premium, WTP, and container editions

Commercial use

Enabling Ransomware Prevention

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Optimized WTP.

Improved the WTP configuration process. Users can operate more smoothly, and can enable protection for an application on multiple servers at once.

Editions: WTP edition

Commercial use

Enabling Protection

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Optimized container image security.

Added functions include but are not limited to the following:

• Image security statistics can be presented in the risk view or image view.
• Image vulnerabilities can be ignored or added to the whitelist.
• Image scan tasks can be stopped.
• Malicious files, software information, file information, baseline check, sensitive information, and software compliance scan results can be exported.
• More container applications can be scanned. Newly supported applications and middleware include slf4j, jetty, ca-certificates-java, httpcore, javac2, javaee, Apache2, adaptive_server_enterprise, DB2, http_server, Memcached, Nginx, PostgreSQL, plexus-utils, and core.

Editions: container edition

Commercial use

Container Image Security Overview

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Optimized baseline checks.

• Configuration check

  You can set the export scope of scan results by selecting the result type (All or Failed) and risk level.

  Editions: enterprise, premium, WTP, and container editions

• Password complexity policy check

  The reason why a password complexity policy failed the check is provided.

  Editions: all editions

• Common weak password check
  • The passwords encrypted using the Yescrypt algorithm can be checked.
  • Detected weak passwords are masked before display.

  Editions: all editions

Commercial use

Baseline Inspection

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Added CI/CD image security scan function.

The CI/CD image security scan function can be integrated into the CI/CD build pipeline of the Jenkins Pipeline project. It can implement security scan in the image build phase; identify system vulnerabilities, application vulnerabilities, abnormal system configurations, malicious files, and sensitive files in images; and shift security left to the DevOps phase, helping you eliminate security risks as early as possible and preventing unsafe images from being deployed in the production environment.

Editions: container edition

Commercial use

CI/CD Image Security Scan

10

Added container escape blocking function.

When a container is running, an attacker may configure high-risk capabilities, exploit incorrect system configurations, or mount host directories to escape the container and gain full control over the host system.

HSS provides container escape prevention policies to detect container escapes at the levels of networks, servers, pods, containers, processes, and system calls. Five types of abnormal runtime behaviors (processes, files, network activities, process capabilities, and system calls) can be detected, reported, and blocked to prevent container escape and protect container runtime.

Editions: container edition

OBT

Configuring a Container Escape Prevention Policy

Container Alarms

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Optimized the application protection function.

The following application protection functions are supported to meet RASP protection requirements in multiple scenarios:

• Added web application protection for JDK 11 and JDK17.
• Added Tomcat application protection for Windows.
• Added Weblogic, Netty, and Jetty application protection for Linux.

Editions: premium, WTP, and container editions

OBT

Application Protection

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Optimized the baseline check function.

The following configuration baselines are added to adapt to compliance baseline check outside China:

• General security standards of Linux: MySQL8-universal, HCE1.1-universal, Rocky8-universal, Rocky9-universal, AlmaLinux8-universal, OracleLinux6-universal, OracleLinux7-universal, Ubuntu22-universal, CentOS9-universal, SUSE15-universal, AliLinux2-universal, and AliLinux3-universal.
• General security standard: Windows_2022-universal.

Editions: premium, WTP, and container editions

Commercial use

Baseline Check

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Optimized the asset fingerprint function.

• Asset fingerprints can be manually updated.
• In the detection results of open ports, you can set Dangerous Port to Yes in the search box of the Open Ports area to filter dangerous ports.
• More than 80 types of assets can be identified by asset fingerprints. The details are as follows:
  • Web service

    Apache, Nginx, Tomcat, Weblogic, WebSphere, JBoss, WildFly, and Jetty

  • Websites

    Apache, Nginx, and Tomcat

  • Web applications

    Wordpress, ThinkPHP, JPress, Jenkins, and Zabbix

  • Web frameworks

    Java framework: Struts, Struts2, Spring, Hibernate, WebWork, Quartz, Velocity, Tapestry, Turbine, Freemarker, Flexive, Stripes, Vaadin, Vert.x, Wicket, ZKoss, Jackson, Fastjson, Shiro, MyBatis, Spring MVC, Jersey and JFinal.

    PHP framework: Drupal, Phalcon, Webasyst, ThinkCMF, Laravel, KYPHP, Codelgniter, BEdita, Yli, CakePHP, InitPHP, SpeedPHP, ThinkPHP, Cotonti, MODx, Typo3, CanPHP, OneThink, AgileToolkit, CoreThink, CdvPHP, Flight and PHPixie.

    Python framework: Django, Flask, Tornado, web.py, and web2py.

    Go framework: Gin, Beego, Fasthttp, Iris, and Echo.

  • Databases

    MySQL, Redis, Oracle, MongoDB, Memcache, PostgreSQL, HBase, DB2, Sybase, Dameng, and KingbaseES.

  • Office software

    Chanjet

Editions: premium, WTP, and container editions

Commercial use

Server Fingerprints

Container Fingerprints

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Optimized emergency vulnerability detection.

Windows emergency vulnerability detection is supported. Emergency vulnerability detection of Linux supports the Arm architecture.

Editions: professional, premium, WTP, and container editions

Commercial use

Vulnerability Scan

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Optimized policy management.

The Balanced and Sensitive modes are added. In Balanced mode, the threat detection rate and accuracy are relatively balanced. In Sensitive mode, the threat detection rate is high, and security level is higher.

Policies affected by the protection mode: malicious file detection, web shell detection, HIPS detection, antivirus, and abnormal process behavior policies.

Editions: professional, premium, WTP, and container editions

Commercial use

Policy Management

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Optimized login security detection.

Brute-force cracking of SQL Server accounts can be automatically blocked.

Editions: professional, premium, WTP, and container editions

Commercial use

Policy Management

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Added security scanning for third-party image repositories.

HSS can scan third-party image repositories manually or periodically to detect vulnerabilities, baselines, malicious files, software information, file information, sensitive information, software compliance, and basic image information, helping you detect potential security risks in third-party images.

Editions: container edition

Commercial use

Accessing a Third-Party Image Repository

Managing Repository Images

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Optimized the container cluster protection function.

Added the security and compliance protection policy types. More than 20 protection policies are added, including restricting pods to start privileged containers, restricting the range of host directories that can be mounted to pods, restricting the Proc types that can be mounted to pods, and restricting Linux capabilities configured in pods. The protection policies meet container cluster protection requirements in different scenarios.

Editions: container edition

Commercial use

Container Cluster Protection

1

Added the multi-cloud cluster management function.

HSS supports unified management of third-party cloud clusters and IDC self-built clusters, and provides full-lifecycle security protection for containers.

Editions: container edition

Commercial use

Connecting to Container Assets

2

Added the container audit function.

Container audit monitors and records operations and activities of cluster containers, independent containers, and the SWR image repositories. You can view and analyze their logs on the HSS console.

Editions: container edition

Commercial use

Container Audit Overview

3

Added the monthly operation report.

On the first day of each month, HSS generates a security operations summary report for last month. You can learn the asset security status and security configurations, analyze monthly operation report, and harden configurations and improve O&M efficiency accordingly.

Editions: all editions

Commercial use

Checking a Monthly Operation Report

4

Added the dynamic port honeypot function.

The dynamic port honeypot function is a deception trap. It uses a real port as a bait port to induce attackers to access the network. In the horizontal penetration scenario, the function can effectively detect attackers' scanning, identify faulty servers, and protect real resources of the user.

You can enable the dynamic port honeypot using recommended ports or user-defined ports to deceive compromised servers and reduce the risk of resources intrusion.

Editions: premium, WTP, and container editions

OBT

Dynamic Port Honeypot

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IPv6 server security protection is supported.

IPv6 server security protection is supported. Multiple security management and defense capabilities are provided, such as asset management, vulnerability management, baseline check, and intrusion detection, meeting security protection requirements in multiple scenarios of customers.

Editions: all editions

Commercial use

HSS Functions

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Optimized the virus scanning and removal function.

The function supports automatic isolation of virus files.

Editions: professional, enterprise, premium, WTP, and container editions

OBT

Virus Scanning and Removal

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Optimized emergency vulnerability scanning.

The emergency vulnerability scanning function can scan RunC container escape vulnerability.

Editions: professional, enterprise, premium, WTP, and container editions

Commercial use

Vulnerability Scan

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Optimized vulnerability fixing.

Fixing CCE kernel vulnerabilities may bring inconvenience to your services. When you use HSS to fix system vulnerabilities, batch fixing can automatically filter out CCE kernel vulnerabilities, vulnerability fixing for a single CCE kernel vulnerability is not supported.

Editions: professional, enterprise, premium, WTP, and container editions

Commercial use

Fixing Vulnerabilities

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Optimized the container firewall function.

The container firewall function allows you to configure security group policies to protect clusters of the cloud native network 2.0 model.

Editions: container edition

Commercial use

Container Firewall

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Optimized policy management.

• The container information module detection policy is added.

  Editions: container edition

• Modify a default policy can be applied to and saved to other enterprise projects of the same version when selecting all projects for enterprise projects.

  Editions: professional, enterprise, premium, WTP, and container editions

• Optimized the configuration items of web shell detection, file protection, login security detection, malicious file detection, abnormal process behavior, root privilege escalation, real-time process, and rootkit detection policies.

  Editions: professional, enterprise, premium, WTP, and container editions

• Optimized the configuration items of asset discovery, configuration detection, and port scanning detection policies.

  Editions: premium, WTP, and container editions

Commercial use

Configuration Policy

1

Added the virus scanning and removal function.

The function uses the virus detection engine to scan virus files on the server. The scanned file types include executable files, compressed files, script files, documents, images, and audio and video files. You can perform quick scan and full-disk scan on the server as required. You can also customize scan tasks and handle detected virus files in a timely manner to enhance the virus defense capability of the service system.

Editions: professional, enterprise, premium, WTP, and container editions

Commercial use

Virus Scanning and Removal

2

Added the emergency vulnerability scanning function.

The emergency vulnerability scan function checks whether the software and any dependencies running on the server have vulnerabilities through version comparison and POC verification. Reports risky vulnerabilities to the console and provides vulnerability alarms for you.

Editions: professional, enterprise, premium, WTP, and container editions

Commercial use

Vulnerability Management

3

Added the automatic quota binding function.

After purchasing a yearly/monthly quota, you need to bind the quota to a server to enable protection. To prevent resource waste, you can enable the automatic quota binding function. HSS automatically binds quotas to unprotected servers.

Editions: all editions

Commercial use

Automatic Quota Binding

4

Added the automatic agent upgrade function.

The agent edition is continuously updated to improve server protection capabilities. Therefore, you need to periodically upgrade the agent to the latest version. If you cannot manually upgrade the agent in a timely manner, you are advised to enable the automatic agent upgrade function. HSS will automatically upgrade the agent to the latest version.

Editions: all editions

Commercial use

Automatic Agent Upgrade

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Optimized container image security scanning.

• Added security scanning of SWR enterprise edition images.
• Private images and shared images can be scanned for application vulnerabilities.
• Private images and shared images can be exported for baseline check reports.

Editions: container edition

Commercial use

Container Image

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Optimize the vulnerability report.

Vulnerability reports can be exported in PDF or HTML format.

Editions: professional, enterprise, premium, WTP, and container editions

Commercial use

Exporting a Vulnerability Report

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Optimize the alarm notification.

Notify users of successful automatic isolation and killing of malicious programs, automatic blocking of ransomware, and automatic blocking of WTP.

Editions: professional, enterprise, premium, WTP, and container editions

Commercial use

Enabling Alarm Notifications

8

Optimize the agent installation and configuration.

Use the same agent installation command for the same OS.

Editions: all editions

Commercial use

Installing an Agent

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Container cluster protection

HSS can check for non-compliance baseline issues, vulnerabilities, and malicious files when a container image is started and report alarms on or block container startup that has not been unauthorized or may incur high risks. You can configure container cluster protection policies to block images with vulnerabilities, malicious files, non-compliant baselines, or other threats, hardening cluster security.

Editions: container edition

Commercial use

Enabling Container Cluster Protection

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Application process control

HSS can control different types of application processes on servers. Suspicious and trusted processes are allowed to run, and alarms are generated for malicious processes.

Editions: premium, WTP, and container editions

Commercial use

Enabling Application Process Control

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Cluster agent management

To enable protection for all containers in a CCE cluster or an on-premises Kubernetes cluster, you can use the cluster agent management function to install the agent in the cluster. After this function is enabled, you do not need to manually install the agent on new nodes or pods added to the cluster.

Editions: container edition

Commercial use

Installing the Agent in a Cluster

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Backup before vulnerability fixing

Vulnerability fixing may fail and interrupt services. To avoid this problem, HSS enables you to back up servers before fixing vulnerabilities. If an exception occurs, you can restore servers to ensure service continuity.

Editions: professional, enterprise, premium, WTP, and container editions

Commercial use

Fixing Vulnerabilities

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Optimized Dashboard page

The quota management, protection overview, and news modules are added to the HSS Dashboard page. You can easily check the quota usage, enabling status of key functions, and the latest vulnerability information. The security score criteria are optimized to help you quickly locate security risks and improve the security score.

Editions: all editions

Commercial use

Dashboard

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Optimized intrusion detection alarms

• The intrusion detection capability is enhanced. HIPS can detect intrusions in the Linux system. The following types of server and container alarms are added:
  • Servers: abnormal outbound connection and port forwarding
  • Containers: hacker tool, user password theft, file privilege escalation, port forwarding, and abnormal outbound connection
• The functions of checking and handling intrusion alarms are optimized:
  • ATT&CK phases, forensics, suggestions, and the handling records of similar alarms are added to alarm details, helping you quickly analyze and handle alarms.
  • You can add alarms to the whitelist and create whitelist rules to improve whitelist rule hits to reduce duplicate alarms.
  • When handling a single alarm or handling alarms in batches, you can select Handle duplicate alarms in batches to improve efficiency.

Editions: professional, enterprise, premium, WTP, and container editions

Commercial use

Handling Server Alarms

Handling Container Alarms

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Optimized ransomware prevention

Ransomware prevention will be enabled with the HSS premium or higher edition.

Editions: premium, WTP, and container editions

Commercial use

Enabling Ransomware Prevention

1

Server vulnerability management

The vulnerability management page is redesigned. The new functions are as follows:

• Vulnerability and server views: You can view the servers affected by a vulnerability in the vulnerability view; and view the vulnerabilities on a server in the server view.
• Vulnerability tags: Category tags are added for vulnerabilities and can be used to filter vulnerabilities.
• Vulnerability whitelist: After a vulnerability is added to the whitelist, its record displayed in the vulnerability list will be marked as ignored and no alarm will be reported. When a new vulnerability scan task is executed, this vulnerability will not be scanned or displayed.
• Vulnerability handling history: For vulnerabilities that have been handled, you can check who handled them, when then are handled, and the handling results.
• Automatic vulnerability scan policy: You can specify the scan schedule, scope, and servers for HSS to automatically scan for vulnerabilities.

Commercial use

• Viewing Vulnerability Details
• Managing the Vulnerability Whitelist
• Viewing Vulnerability Handling History
• Automatically Scanning for Vulnerabilities

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Intrusion detection

• Added automatic blocking of reverse shells. To use this function, enable reverse shell detection, automatic blocking, and the automatic isolation and killing of malicious programs.
• Added the brute-force attack whitelist: To stop HSS from blocking an IP address suspected of brute-force attacks, you can edit the login security detection policy to add the IP address to the whitelist. You can also configure whether to generate alarms for the brute-force attacks launched from whitelisted IP addresses.

Commercial use

• Malicious File Detection
• Login Security Check

3

Container asset fingerprint

Information about accounts, auto-started items, clusters, services, workloads, and container instances can be collected to help you identify insecure container assets.

Commercial use

Viewing Container Asset Fingerprints

4

Container image security

• Vulnerability reports can be exported for local images.
• SWR private images support software compliance, basic image information scan, and vulnerability report export.
• SWR shared images support the scans on vulnerabilities, malicious files, and software information; and vulnerability report export.

Commercial use

Container Images

5

Container intrusion detection

• Added Docker and Containerd runtime detection.
• Alarms can be generated for brute-force attacks, malicious files, ransomware, process privilege escalation, and high-risk command executions in container runtime, helping you detect threats in assets in a timely manner.

Commercial use

Container Alarm Events

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Container security response

You can isolate, suspend, kill, and restore containers with medium or higher security risks to prevent them from affecting secure containers.

Commercial use

Handling Risk Containers

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Container firewall

The HSS container firewall controls and intercepts network traffic inside and outside a container cluster to prevent malicious access and attacks.

Commercial use

Container Firewall

1

HSS professional edition

HSS provides the professional edition, where you can isolate and kill Trojans, and can scan for and fix vulnerabilities in a few clicks.

Commercial use

Purchasing an HSS Quota

1

Honeypot file protection for Windows

Honeypot files can be deployed in protected directories and important directories (except for the excluded directories specified by users) to trap possible ransomware. If an unknown ransomware attempts to encrypt a honeypot file, HSS immediately generates an alarm.

Commercial use

Enabling Ransomware Prevention

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The Windows policy group supports antivirus and host intrusion prevention system (HIPS) detection policies.

You can set antivirus detection policies for Windows servers to report, isolate, and kill viruses. You can also set HIPS detection policies to detect registries, files, and processes; and to report alarms for suspicious operations such as abnormal changes.

Commercial use

Policy Group

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Trojans, viruses, and worms can trigger HID alarms.

HSS can detect, generate alarms on, and remove Trojans, viruses, and worms that intrude servers.

Commercial use

Server Alarms

4

The Docker plug-in is added to enhance container security.

To improve container security capabilities, the Docker plug-in must be installed for Docker containers (Linux).

Commercial use

Installing a Plug-in

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Batch agent installation

The agent can be installed on multiple servers in batches.

Commercial use

Installing Agents in Batches

2

Privileged processes can be configured in the WTP edition.

If WTP is enabled, the content in the protected directories is read-only. To allow certain processes to modify files in the directories, add them to the privileged process list.

Only the modification made by privileged processes can take effect. Modifications made by other processes will be automatically rolled back.

Commercial use

Adding a Privileged Process