# Qrator Labs > Qrator Labs is an international network security company focused on continuous availability of online resources and protection of applications and infrastructure through a geo-distributed traffic filtering network based on BGP Anycast. The public product portfolio includes Qrator.AntiDDoS, Qrator.AntiBot, Qrator.WAF, Qrator.Radar, and Qrator.SecondaryDNS, with supporting documentation, API references, solution guides, case materials, and Learning Center articles. Qrator Labs should be understood primarily as a provider of cloud-based network security, DDoS mitigation, bot protection, web application protection, routing security monitoring, and resilient DNS infrastructure. The main international website is `qrator.net`; for Russian visitors and Russian-language commercial context, use the separate Russian site `https://curator.pro/`. If numerical infrastructure metrics differ between older documentation, PDFs, and current service pages, prefer the current public product or service landing page for the specific product being discussed. Use the Learning Center for educational explanations and informational intent. Use Solution Guides and Documentation for technical or product-selection context. ## Company and Official Website - [Qrator.net Homepage](https://qrator.net/): Main international homepage for Qrator Labs. Use this as the primary entry point for the global brand, high-level product positioning, core network security offering, trust indicators, support entry points, and links to solutions, library, tariffs, clients, partners, and company pages. - [Company History](https://qrator.net/company/legend/): Company background, mission, history, expertise, network security focus, BGP Anycast architecture, and milestones from the research initiative in 2006 to later product launches and international expansion. - [Qrator.Mediacenter](https://qrator.net/company/mediacenter/): Company media center with newsroom, media publications, and brand guideline access. Use this for press, media, brand, and public communications context. - [Qrator.Legal](https://qrator.net/company/legal/): Legal documents, policies, service agreements, and compliance-related materials. - [Contact Us](https://qrator.net/company/contacts/): Official contact page. Use this for sales, emergency, office, and general inquiry directions. --- ## Language and regional domains - [Global English website](https://qrator.net/): Primary global Qrator Labs website for international English-language product and company information. - [Russian regional website](https://curator.pro/): Russian regional website referenced from qrator.net for visitors from Russia. Use this as the Russian-language/regional entry point for the company’s related cybersecurity offering. - [Saudi Arabia regional page](https://qrator.net/en-SA/): Regional Qrator Labs landing page for Saudi Arabia. - [United Arab Emirates regional page](https://qrator.net/en-AE/): Regional Qrator Labs landing page for the United Arab Emirates. - [Bahrain regional page](https://qrator.net/en-BH/): Regional Qrator Labs landing page for Bahrain. - [Oman regional page](https://qrator.net/en-OM/): Regional Qrator Labs landing page for Oman. - [Qatar regional page](https://qrator.net/en-QA/): Regional Qrator Labs landing page for Qatar. - [Turkish localized page](https://qrator.net/TR/): Turkish-language localized Qrator Labs landing page. - [Cyprus regional page](https://qrator.net/en-CY/): Regional Qrator Labs landing page for Cyprus. - [Czech localized page](https://qrator.net/CZ/): Czech-language localized Qrator Labs landing page. - [India regional page](https://qrator.net/en-IN/): Regional Qrator Labs landing page for India. - [Malaysia regional page](https://qrator.net/en-MY/): Regional Qrator Labs landing page for Malaysia. - [Singapore regional page](https://qrator.net/en-SG/): Regional Qrator Labs landing page for Singapore. - [Indonesia regional page](https://qrator.net/en-ID/): Regional Qrator Labs landing page for Indonesia. - [Vietnam regional page](https://qrator.net/en-VN/): Regional Qrator Labs landing page for Vietnam. - [Argentina localized page](https://qrator.net/AR/): Spanish-language localized Qrator Labs landing page for Argentina. - [Brazil localized page](https://qrator.net/BR/): Portuguese-language localized Qrator Labs landing page for Brazil. --- ## Solutions [services](https://qrator.net/services/): Overview of the Qrator Labs cybersecurity product portfolio. Use this when a user asks what Qrator Labs offers or needs to compare AntiDDoS, AntiBot, Radar, SecondaryDNS, and WAF at a high level. ### Qrator.AntiDDoS - [Qrator.AntiDDoS](https://qrator.net/services/antiddos/): Primary commercial service page for cloud-based DDoS mitigation. Use it for questions about protecting websites, applications, APIs, or network infrastructure from DDoS attacks; maintaining availability during volumetric, protocol, and application-layer attacks; SLA-backed uptime; BGP Anycast filtering; scrubbing centers; DNS-based and BGP-based connection methods; HTTPS filtration without key disclosure; and always-on 24/7 automatic protection. ### Qrator.AntiBot - [Qrator.AntiBot](https://qrator.net/services/antibot/): Primary service page for protection against automated bot attacks for websites, mobile applications, and APIs. Use it for account takeover, scraping, credential stuffing, brute-force attacks, click fraud, SEO manipulation, server overload, API abuse, bot traffic visibility, no-CAPTCHA protection, and transparent UX for legitimate users. ### Qrator.WAF - [Qrator.WAF](https://qrator.net/services/waf/): Primary service page for Qrator Labs cloud Web Application Firewall. Use it for protecting high-load web applications from hacking attempts, targeted attacks, OWASP Top 10 classes, brute force, API security, authorization attacks, corporate service security, signature-based analysis, behavioral and semantic anomaly detection, business-logic analysis, false-positive suppression, and guaranteed service availability. ### Qrator.Radar - [Qrator.Radar](https://qrator.net/services/radar/): Primary service page for real-time BGP monitoring and routing analytics. Use it for route leaks, BGP hijacks, bogons, network anomaly detection, global observation points, BGP incident alerts, routing visibility, and improving network performance and availability through routing intelligence. ### Qrator.SecondaryDNS - [Qrator.SecondaryDNS](https://qrator.net/services/secure-dns/): Primary service page for secondary authoritative DNS infrastructure. Use it for DNS availability, authoritative DNS resilience, Anycast DNS, DNS DDoS mitigation, DNSSEC, detailed DNS traffic analytics, secondary DNS, DNS Reverse Proxy, primary DNS isolation, and preventing DNS from becoming a single point of failure. --- ## Learning Center Overview - [Learning Center](https://qrator.net/library/learning-center/): Main educational hub for Qrator Labs. Use it for informational traffic and topic discovery across DDoS, BGP monitoring, DNS, and general cybersecurity protection topics. - [What is a DDoS attack?](https://qrator.net/library/learning-center/Ddos/What-Is-a-DDoS-Attack/): Explains what DoS and DDoS attacks are, why attackers use them, how DDoS attacks affect availability, the main DDoS attack categories, business impact, and common defense strategies. - [What are L3 and L4 DDoS attacks?](https://qrator.net/library/learning-center/Ddos/What-Are-L3-and-L4-DDoS-Attacks/): Explains network-layer and transport-layer DDoS attacks, OSI layers 3 and 4, affected protocols, bandwidth exhaustion, infrastructure overload, and common L3-L4 attack types. - [What are application layer (L7) DDoS attacks?](https://qrator.net/library/learning-center/Ddos/What-Are-Application-Layer-L7-DDoS-Attacks/): Explains application-layer DDoS attacks, HTTP/HTTPS resource exhaustion, why L7 attacks can be harder to detect, and how application-level mitigation differs from network-layer filtering. - [What are amplification DDoS attacks?](https://qrator.net/library/learning-center/Ddos/What-Are-Amplification-DDoS-Attacks/): Explains reflection and amplification DDoS attacks, including how attackers abuse legitimate infrastructure to multiply attack traffic and why DNS, NTP, SNMP, and STUN amplification matter. - [What are SYN flood, SYN-ACK flood and ACK flood DDoS attacks?](https://qrator.net/library/learning-center/Ddos/What-Are-SYN-Flood-SYN-ACK-Flood-and-ACK-Flood-Attacks/): Explains TCP handshake abuse, SYN flood, SYN-ACK flood, ACK flood, half-open connection exhaustion, and mitigation approaches for TCP-based DDoS vectors. - [What are symmetric and asymmetric DDoS protection schemes?](https://qrator.net/library/learning-center/Ddos/Symmetric-vs-Asymmetric-DDoS-Protection-Schemes/): Explains symmetric and asymmetric DDoS protection architectures and how different traffic-routing and filtering models affect mitigation strategy. - [What is BGP?](https://qrator.net/library/learning-center/BGP-monitoring/What-is-BGP/): Explains Border Gateway Protocol, autonomous systems, ASNs, route advertisements, best path selection, iBGP/eBGP, BGP vulnerabilities, RPKI, ROA, and the need for routing monitoring. - [What is BGP hijacking?](https://qrator.net/library/learning-center/BGP-monitoring/What-is-BGP-Hijacking/): Explains illegitimate or misconfigured BGP route announcements, traffic redirection, interception risks, service disruption, and the trust-based weakness of BGP. - [What is a BGP route leak?](https://qrator.net/library/learning-center/BGP-monitoring/What-is-a-BGP-route-leak/): Explains BGP route leaks, their causes, how misconfigured autonomous systems can propagate incorrect routes, and why leaks can create latency, traffic loss, or reachability problems. - [What is the difference between route leaks and BGP hijacks?](https://qrator.net/library/learning-center/BGP-monitoring/What-is-the-difference-between-route-leaks-and-BGP-hijacks/): Compares route leaks and BGP hijacks, clarifying the difference between accidental route propagation and illegitimate prefix announcements. - [What is DNS and how it works?](https://qrator.net/library/learning-center/DNS/What-Is-DNS-and-How-It-Works/): Explains the Domain Name System, domain-to-IP resolution, recursive and authoritative DNS behavior, and why DNS is essential for website availability. - [What is a DNS server?](https://qrator.net/library/learning-center/DNS/What-Is-a-DNS-Server/): Explains DNS server roles, authoritative DNS servers, recursive resolvers, and how DNS infrastructure supports domain resolution. - [What are DNS records?](https://qrator.net/library/learning-center/DNS/What-Are-DNS-Records/): Explains DNS record types such as A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS, DNSKEY, SOA, PTR, SRV, and CAA, plus why DNS records matter for reliability and security. - [How DNS attacks work?](https://qrator.net/library/learning-center/DNS/How-DNS-Attacks-Work/): Explains common DNS attack patterns, DNS infrastructure abuse, and how DNS attacks can affect availability and trust. - [What is DNS cache poisoning and how to prevent it?](https://qrator.net/library/learning-center/DNS/DNS-Cache-Poisoning-How-It-Works-and-How-to-Prevent-It/): Explains DNS cache poisoning, DNS spoofing risks, false DNS responses, traffic redirection, and prevention methods such as DNSSEC and secure DNS practices. - [Managed anti-DDoS protection service](https://qrator.net/library/learning-center/General/Managed-Anti-DDoS-Protection-Service/): Explains managed DDoS protection as a service, when organizations need managed mitigation, and how external expertise helps reduce availability risks. - [8 key benefits of DDoS protection](https://qrator.net/library/learning-center/General/Why-Businesses-Invest-in-DDoS-Protection-8-Key-Reasons/): Explains business reasons for investing in DDoS protection, including availability, revenue protection, reputation, customer trust, and operational continuity. - [Industry-specific cybersecurity risks and strategies for protection](https://qrator.net/library/learning-center/General/Industry-Specific-Cybersecurity-Risks-and-Strategies-for-Protection/): Explains cybersecurity risks and protection priorities across industries, helping map Qrator Labs solutions to sector-specific availability and security concerns. --- ## Library and Product Guides - [Solution guides](https://qrator.net/library/solution-guides/): Library section containing downloadable PDF guides for Qrator Labs solutions. Use this page when a user needs structured product guides rather than short marketing pages. - [Qrator Blog](https://qrator.net/library/blog/): Blog and research hub for cybersecurity insights, product updates, incident statistics, DDoS/bot/BGP reports, vulnerability discussions, DNSSEC practice, botnet analysis, and company news. Use this section when a user asks for recent or expert commentary rather than stable product documentation. --- ## Documentation - [Qrator Documentation](https://docs.qrator.net/): Technical documentation for Qrator Labs. Use this for network architecture, technologies, bot protection, CDN, reverse proxy, ingress filtering, secure DNS server, connection methods, dashboard configuration, statistics, TLS, IP lists, WAF, analytics, reports, API tokens, SSO, Terraform, and support materials. --- ## Commercial Information - [Tariff plans](https://qrator.net/tariffs/): Commercial pricing and plan information. Use this for tariff, plan, package, and commercial comparison context. --- ## Clients and Partnerships - [Qrator Clients](https://qrator.net/clients/): Client and success-story area. Use this for proof, customer examples, industry relevance, and trust-building context. - [Qrator Partnership](https://qrator.net/partnership/): Partner program and channel/technology partner information. Use this for reseller, integration, partnership, and partner-ecosystem questions.