BitNinja

Hungarian server security suite with a standalone WAF module for Linux servers, built for hosting providers and managed per domain from a central dashboard

Quick Overview

Company BitNinja Technologies Zrt.
Category Web Application Firewall
Headquarters Debrecen, Hungary
Founded Not stated
EU Presence Yes - Hungary (EU)
Data Location Not stated; agent runs on your own servers and reports to the BitNinja cloud dashboard
Open Source No
GDPR Compliant Yes
Self-Hosting Agent installed on your own Linux servers; dashboard is cloud-based
Main Features WAF, AI malware scanner, IP reputation, centralized dashboard, per-domain security levels, SSL terminating, outbound spam detection
Pricing Per server by hosted users in USD: VPS Free, VPS 6 at 6 dollars/month, Solo 9, Standard 19, Pro 29, Unlimited 39 (promotional, yearly), 7-day trial
Best For Shared hosting providers and VPS owners who want a WAF on each Linux server
Replaces F5 NGINX App Protect, ModSecurity setups, Imunify360

Detailed Review

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • WAF with per-domain security levels
  • Free VPS plan
  • Includes malware scanner and IP reputation
  • Works with common hosting control panels
  • Hungarian entity under EU law

Cons

  • Linux servers only
  • No CDN or volumetric DDoS protection
  • Prices in USD, promotional
  • Dashboard data location not stated

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Frequently Asked Questions

The vendor site names cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin, Enhance and ispmanager among supported environments for its Linux agent.

Yes. VPS Free covers servers up to 2 vCPU and 2 GB RAM with up to 10 hosted users, according to the pricing page.

No. It is an agent on your Linux server that filters requests there. For traffic scrubbing before the server, add a CDN or DDoS provider in front.

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Sebastiaan Smits

Founder · Amsterdam, Netherlands

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