Threat database

We use fingerprinting techniques to help customers mitigate attacks before and after they occur. Cyphor will never share the device fingerprint with customers or third parties; the sole purpose of fingerprints is to allow customers to detect and mitigate connections coming from machines that attempted to tamper or used pirated software in the past.

The device fingerprint collection does not involve personal or user-identifiable data and is never used for tracking activities.

Do you use hardware identifiers?

Yes.

Can users reset their fingerprint with a factory reset?

No. Our fingerprint is resistant to OS reinstalls.

Do you store non malicious fingerprints?

No, only machines linked to tampering attacks are registered in our databases.

How reliable is device fingerprinting in virtualized environments?

Attackers can easily generate new fingerprints on new deployments. We have a module that detects execution on virtualized environments; however, this solution might not fit applications that need to run on virtual machines.