BitNinja vs Dr.Web CureIt!

BitNinja is a Linux server security suite managed from a centralized dashboard. Its scanner monitors web files and uses cloud AI analysis to detect malicious PHP, webshells, and backdoors, with automatic quarantine available. The web application firewall inspects HTTP traffic and blocks SQL injection, XSS, CMS exploits, and other suspicious requests before they reach websites. BitNinja says its Defense Network shares attack information across protected Linux servers to block malicious IPs. Listed integrations include 360 Monitoring, cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin, Enhance, ISPmanager, and REST API endpoints. The site lists compatibility with Apache, NGINX, LiteSpeed, OpenLiteSpeed, Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Red Hat, CentOS, and VzLinux. Intended users include hosting providers, server owners, VPS operators, and shared or dedicated server operators. Pricing is freemium, with a free plan, a 7-day trial, and paid access from $8/mo. The VPS Free plan is free for up to 2 vCPU, up to 2 GB RAM, and up to 10 hosted users. BitNinja is headquartered in Debrecen, Hungary.

Dr.Web CureIt! is a Windows utility for scanning and curing malware on infected workstations. It is suited to on-demand checks rather than ongoing protection: the free version supports one-time scans, and the program does not provide real-time virus protection. A download includes current virus definitions, but there is no automatic update feature, so home users need to download it again for a current scan. The free version cannot select particular scan objects or use command-line parameters. Dr.Web CureIt! Pro adds selective scanning of files, folders, drives, virtual drives, network resources, and individual processes, plus command-line use in scripts and scheduled or automated IT systems. Pro also includes quarantine management with export, import, and cleaning. During free scans, the utility sends scanning statistics and system information to Doctor Web; the company says it does not transmit personal information that reveals identity. Sending statistics is optional in the paid version. The free plan is free for one-time scanning; the Pro plan is listed for five or ten days, with no price listed.