Security at SlikWeb.
How we secure hypervisor layers, isolate tenant workloads, mitigate network volumetric floods, and handle responsible vulnerability disclosures.
1. Infrastructure & Hypervisor Security
Our cloud and VPS nodes utilize Linux Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) virtualization, providing strict hardware-assisted memory isolation between instances. Host kernels receive automated security microcode updates, live kernel patching (kpatch), and locked sysctl network configurations.
2. Network Edge & DDoS Defense
All ingress and egress traffic is monitored through automated perimeter scrubbing filters. Volumetric Layer 3 and Layer 4 UDP/SYN reflection floods are mitigated upstream before packet saturation reaches customer hypervisors or origin ports.
3. Account & Remote Console Access
Customer root access is provisioned with high-entropy Ed25519 or RSA-4096 SSH public keys by default, with password logins disabled on base Linux templates. Bare metal servers feature isolated, out-of-band IPMI/KVM management accessible over encrypted VPN tunnels.
4. Automated Snapshots & Backups
Optional daily snapshot schedules capture block-level storage states stored on geographically isolated backup storage nodes, allowing point-in-time instance restoration during disaster recovery drills.
5. Vulnerability Reporting & Responsible Disclosure
We welcome security researchers and developers to report potential security vulnerabilities affecting SlikWeb core infrastructure. Please email encrypted reports with reproducible proof-of-concept steps directly to our security desk.