Technical monitoring of crypto exchanges — is the analysis of the infrastructure, hosting, security, and server geolocation of cryptocurrency exchanges to assess their reliability.
The XSS risk — indicates a potential vulnerability of the exchange to cross-site scripting attacks due to the use of third-party online services in the code of its web pages.
We collect data directly from domain name registrars, hosting providers, and also process statistical information.
No, they cannot make changes directly. Updates are only possible if the exchange modifies its information with the domain name registrar or hosting provider. After that, the data will be updated automatically and reflected in the report.
Yes, you can add your favorite crypto exchange on the main page of https://crypto-status.com in the corresponding section.
A type of attack, in which third-party code is injected into a web page, either disguised as a useful online service or through malicious code embedded in the service’s files.
Cloudflare — is a cloud service specializing in speeding up and protecting websites. It acts as an intermediary between the crypto exchange’s server and its visitors, providing an additional layer of security.
Key features of Cloudflare:
Traffic filtering — blocking malicious requests, bots, and scrapers.
DDoS protection — reducing server load during mass attack attempts.
Hiding the real IP address — Replacing it with Cloudflare’s IP addresses, which makes attacking the server much more difficult and hides the server’s geolocation from curious parties (but not from government authorities).
Website acceleration — Caching and optimizing content delivery to users.
For cryptocurrency exchanges, using Cloudflare means protection against attacks and outages, as well as hiding the server’s real IP address from potential attackers.