| APP stability | The stability of apps is fundamental to e-commerce apps. Today, with Tb level DDoS attacks becoming the norm, the e-commerce industry needs to face even more severe security risks. |
| Malicious code | Malicious code is a kind of harmful Computer code or web script, which is designed to create system vulnerabilities and thereby cause backdoors, security risks, information and data theft, and other potential damage to files and computer systems. |
| Activity stability maintenance | During e-commerce festivals such as '11.11' and '618', platforms will face explosive traffic and business volume, malicious attacks from hackers and competitors, and ubiquitous wool gangs, with daily defense measures often stretched thin. |
| Data Information Security | Product images, prices, comments, images, orders, and other information are important and legally protected assets of e-commerce platforms. Fraud gangs use technical tools to illegally crawl and download data information from e-commerce platforms, or use them to create competitive websites, or to sell information, or use them for Phone fraud, bringing different losses to consumers, businesses and platforms. |
| Account security | The account can not only be used for browsing, placing orders, trading, payment, and evaluation, but also as a voucher for consumer privacy information, coupons, points, and balances. There may be risks such as user information traversal, interception of mobile verification codes, verification code explosion, and batch registration of malicious accounts by the wool party. When logging in, there may also be risks such as account collisions and verification code explosions, which can cause different losses to consumers, merchants, and platforms. |
| Commodity trading risk | After adding the product to the shopping cart, there may be risks of malicious orders, low-priced purchases, inventory swiping, and cheating during the payment phase. |
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