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Failed a pen test because your app accepted a malicious file upload? Here's how to fix it — and make sure it doesn't happen again.

If your app accepts file uploads, you need malware scanning. Here's how — from your first API call to a production async scanning pipeline.

We've been working on something we're excited to share: AttachmentScanner has a brand new look. Every page of the dashboard has been redesigned from the ground up with a cleaner, more modern interface that makes managing your scanners and reviewing scan results faster and easier.

The API has been upgraded to improve processing and handling of request formatting, with enhanced security and performance improvements.

We've added a new 40,000 scans per month plan for self-service purchase. While we have a full range of plans available, we've made the 40k tier self-serve to simplify ordering. Need something different? We're here to help with custom plan requirements - just contact us.

In this article we discuss installing our serverless antivirus for AWS S3 in just a few clicks.

At AttachmentScanner security is a core part of what we do. We have supported TLS versions 1.2 and 1.3 for some time now. However, we've never actually stopped older clients from connecting to the AttachmentScanner Antivirus Clusters. We beleive that moving forward, it's best to prevent connections using older protocols.

The EICAR test file lets you verify your antivirus integration is working without uploading real malware. Here's what it is, how it works, and how to test with it.

Making your first antivirus/malware scan in Attachment Scanner was designed to be quick and easy.

At AttachmentScanner we pride ourselves on the service we provide. We've placed a lot of effort into both the scalability and uptime of our API and scanning service.

We're pleased to announce that the AttachmentScanner antivirus and malware API is leaving beta and we're about to go live!