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Does CDN Detect Viruses in an Acceleration File?
Updated on 2022-10-09 GMT+08:00
Does CDN Detect Viruses in an Acceleration File?
No.
CDN does not check whether your file content contains viruses. If your file content contains viruses, the carrier and MIIT will notify you so that you can take appropriate measures. If the risk is severe, the carrier and MIIT will disable the URL and then notify you.
Parent topic: Security
Security FAQs
- What Security Capabilities (Anti-DDoS/CC Attack Defense/Anti-hotlinking) Does CDN Provide?
- Can I Configure Referer Validation to Prevent Hotlinking?
- Does CDN Support IP Address Filtering?
- How Does CDN Respond to CC Attacks?
- Does CDN Prevent Content Hijacking?
- Does CDN Have Anti-DDoS Capabilities?
- Can CDN, WAF, and AAD Be Used Simultaneously?
- Can Certificates Be Updated Without Service Interruption?
- If a Referer ACL Have Been Configured for an OBS Bucket, Will the Settings Take Effect on the CDN Side?
- Does CDN Detect Viruses in an Acceleration File?
- Can Multiple Certificates Be Configured for a Domain Name?
- Will the Traffic Pass Through WAF If Both CDN and WAF Are Configured?
- How Do I Check If CDN Is Being Maliciously Used?
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