U42–U41
Network & Bandwidth
Plan the route before the server goes live.
Uplink bandwidth, IP resources and cross-connects, planned around how your traffic actually behaves rather than a fixed package.
- Bandwidth
- IP resources
- Cross-connects
FableCloud Inc. — IDC · Cybersecurity
FableCloud runs two businesses: IDC services, from VPS to colocation, and cybersecurity, from CVE detection and DDoS handling to our own software, VendorGuard.
IDC and cybersecurity each stand on their own. Both belong to FableCloud.
FC—01 / IDC
Ten services, arranged in one rack. Pull any module out to look inside.
U42–U41
Plan the route before the server goes live.
Uplink bandwidth, IP resources and cross-connects, planned around how your traffic actually behaves rather than a fixed package.
U40–U39
Put your content closer to the people loading it.
Cache static content and speed up delivery for sites, downloads and media, so your origin servers carry less of the load.
U38–U37
The small pieces every service needs, in one place.
Register domains, manage DNS and get SSL certificates alongside your servers, so renewals do not live in three different accounts.
U36–U31
A server of your own, without buying the hardware.
Virtual private servers for sale, with resources sized to your workload. The quickest way to get running, and a simple starting point before moving up to dedicated hardware.
U30–U25
One physical machine, running only your workload.
CPU, memory and drive bays are specified for your workload on hardware you do not share. Suited to services that need steady performance and data isolation.
U24–U21
Compute for workloads a CPU cannot keep up with.
Physical servers with GPUs for AI training and inference, rendering and other compute-heavy jobs, configured to the workload.
U20–U17
Keep the data somewhere other than the server it lives on.
Extra storage capacity and backup for your servers, planned around how much you keep and how fast you need it back.
U16–U9
Your hardware. Our power, cooling and network.
Bring your own servers. We provide the rack space, power, cooling and connectivity, and you keep ownership of the equipment and the data.
U8–U4
At scale, you want a whole cabinet under your own rules.
A cabinet of your own. Your team decides cabling, layout and change windows, and it can run alongside colocated or dedicated machines.
U3–U1
A failed drive should not mean a trip to the data center.
Racking, reboots, drive swaps and on-site checks are handled for you while you watch the result from your desk.
FC—02 / Security
Hands-on security work, from the first scan to a hardened system.
We match your systems and software versions against published CVEs, so you know which known vulnerabilities apply to you.
We scan hosts, web applications and exposed services for weaknesses, then separate real findings from noise.
Written reports list each finding, its severity and the recommended fix, ready to hand to your team or a client.
We close unused services, tighten configuration and apply the patches that matter on your servers and operating systems.
We step in when an attack is under way, then plan protection so the next one does less damage.
Tell us what you need secured and we will tell you how we can help. Contact us
FC—03 / VendorGuard
International scanning engines and Android phone vendors’ install blocking are separate systems. An APK that passes the international engines can still be blocked on OPPO, vivo, Huawei and Xiaomi devices.
We also design security software. VendorGuard is our product for that gap, built for developers and distribution teams: re-check before release, audit the delivery chain, and confirm the result after an appeal.
Take apart a real risk label
Platform
Android
An Android app, meaning an APK package.
Category
Virus
Filed under viruses or malware. Followed by Gray, it means grayware within that category, not a destructive virus in the traditional sense.
Category
Gray
Grayware sits between normal apps and malware, and is common in gambling, adult content, fraud, deceptive billing and bundled promotion.
Family / sample
Poker
Card and poker apps, often linked to gambling.
Variant
A
Versions within a family are numbered by letter.
Class code
WLDB
A classification code. Here it points to gambling apps.
Family / sample
LuckyCashGame
A family or sample name that separates apps or code traits within a category.
Interpretation from the VendorGuard label library, based on naming conventions. For reference only; the vendor’s own explanation prevails.
Domain and APK checks show the risk-label status across channels such as Tencent, 360, Huawei, Xiaomi, OPPO and vivo.
The label library explains each name’s segments, the vendor’s warning text and the risk level, with no black-box score.
After a hit, use the report to prepare your material and appeal to the vendor.
A forced re-check confirms whether the label has cleared, and long-term monitoring keeps watching.
Figures from VendorGuard. * Internal sampling figure.
Ask about VendorGuardcurl -X POST $VENDORGUARD_URL/api/v1/url-scan \
-H "Authorization: Bearer fvl_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"url":"https://example.com/path"}'
{
"code": 0,
"message": "success",
"data": {
"result": {
"status": "completed",
"domain": "example.com",
"flagged": false,
"provider": "OPPO",
"cacheStatus": "live"
}
}
}
FC—04 / Live
Enter any domain. Our edge node checks its DNS, mail anti-spoofing, HTTPS and security headers on the spot.
Checks run in real time and queries are not stored. Results reflect public configuration only, not how phone vendors judge the domain. For that, ask us about VendorGuard.
FC—05 / Contact
Write to us about IDC services, security work, VendorGuard or anything else.
contact@fablecloud.usFableCloud Inc.
Incorporated in Delaware on May 11, 2021
221 W 9th St, PMB 515
Wilmington, DE 19801, USA