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Cloudmersive Security (Preview)

The security APIs help you detect and block security threats.

This connector is available in the following products and regions:

Service Class Regions
Logic Apps Standard All Logic Apps regions except the following:
     -   Azure Government regions
     -   Azure China regions
     -   US Department of Defense (DoD)
Power Automate Premium All Power Automate regions except the following:
     -   US Government (GCC)
     -   US Government (GCC High)
     -   China Cloud operated by 21Vianet
     -   US Department of Defense (DoD)
Power Apps Premium All Power Apps regions except the following:
     -   US Government (GCC)
     -   US Government (GCC High)
     -   China Cloud operated by 21Vianet
     -   US Department of Defense (DoD)
Contact
Name Cloumdersive Support
URL https://account.cloudmersive.com/contact-support
Email support@cloudmersive.com
Connector Metadata
Publisher Cloudmersive, LLC
Website https://cloudmersive.com/security-threat-detection-api
Privacy policy https://www.cloudmersive.com/privacy-policy
Categories Security

This connector is critical for detecting and blocking the most common security threats to your business. Cloudmersive Security Threat Detection provides coverage for the most common types of security threats in one powerful connector. You can learn more at the Security Threat Detection API page.

Prerequisites

To use the Security Threat Detection connector, you need a Cloudmersive account and API Key. You can sign up for a free account or choose from one of the available paid plans.

How to get credentials?

You can sign up with a Microsoft Account or create a Cloudmersive account. Follow the steps below to get your API Key.

  • Register for a Cloudmersive Account
  • Sign In with your Cloudmersive Account and click on API Keys

Here you can create and see your API key(s) listed on the API Keys page. Simply copy and paste this API Key into the Cloudmersive Security Connector.

Now you are ready to start using the Cloudmersive Security Connector.

Creating a connection

The connector supports the following authentication types:

Default Parameters for creating connection. All regions Not shareable

Default

Applicable: All regions

Parameters for creating connection.

This is not shareable connection. If the power app is shared with another user, another user will be prompted to create new connection explicitly.

Name Type Description Required
API Key (from https://cloudmersive.com) securestring The Api Key for this API True

Throttling Limits

Name Calls Renewal Period
API calls per connection 100 60 seconds

Actions

Automatically detect threats in an input string

Auto-detects a wide range of threat types in input string, including Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), SQL Injection (SQLI), XML External Entitites (XXE), Server-side Request Forgeries (SSRF), and JSON Insecure Deserialization (JID).

Check a URL for Server-side Request Forgery (SSRF) threats

Checks if an input URL is at risk of being an SSRF (Server-side request forgery) threat or attack.

Check if IP address is a Bot client threat

Check if the input IP address is a Bot, robot, or otherwise a non-user entity. Leverages real-time signals to check against known high-probability bots..

Check if IP address is a known threat

Check if the input IP address is a known threat IP address. Checks against known bad IPs, botnets, compromised servers, and other lists of threats.

Check if IP address is a Tor node server

Check if the input IP address is a Tor exit node server. Tor servers are a type of privacy-preserving technology that can hide the original IP address who makes a request.

Check text input for SQL Injection (SQLI) attacks

Detects SQL Injection (SQLI) attacks from text input.

Detect Insecure Deserialization JSON (JID) attacks in a string

Detects Insecure Deserialization JSON (JID) attacks from text input.

Protect text input from Cross-Site-Scripting (XSS) attacks through normalization

Detects and removes XSS (Cross-Site-Scripting) attacks from text input through normalization. Returns the normalized result, as well as information on whether the original input contained an XSS risk.

Protect text input from XML External Entity (XXE) attacks

Detects XXE (XML External Entity) attacks from XML text input.

Automatically detect threats in an input string

Auto-detects a wide range of threat types in input string, including Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), SQL Injection (SQLI), XML External Entitites (XXE), Server-side Request Forgeries (SSRF), and JSON Insecure Deserialization (JID).

Parameters

Name Key Required Type Description
User-facing text input.
value True string

User-facing text input.

Returns

Result of performing an Insecure Deserialization JSON protection operation

Check a URL for Server-side Request Forgery (SSRF) threats

Checks if an input URL is at risk of being an SSRF (Server-side request forgery) threat or attack.

Parameters

Name Key Required Type Description
URL
URL string

URL to validate

BlockedDomains
BlockedDomains array of string

Top level domains that you do not want to allow access to, e.g. mydomain.com - will block all subdomains as well

Returns

Result of checking a URL for SSRF threats

Check if IP address is a Bot client threat

Check if the input IP address is a Bot, robot, or otherwise a non-user entity. Leverages real-time signals to check against known high-probability bots..

Parameters

Name Key Required Type Description
IP address to check, e.g. "55.55.55.55". The input is a string so be
value True string

IP address to check, e.g. "55.55.55.55". The input is a string so be

Returns

Result of performing a Bot check on an IP address

Check if IP address is a known threat

Check if the input IP address is a known threat IP address. Checks against known bad IPs, botnets, compromised servers, and other lists of threats.

Parameters

Name Key Required Type Description
IP address to check, e.g. "55.55.55.55". The input is a string so be
value True string

IP address to check, e.g. "55.55.55.55". The input is a string so be

Returns

Result of performing a IP threat check on an IP address

Check if IP address is a Tor node server

Check if the input IP address is a Tor exit node server. Tor servers are a type of privacy-preserving technology that can hide the original IP address who makes a request.

Parameters

Name Key Required Type Description
IP address to check, e.g. "55.55.55.55". The input is a string so be
value True string

IP address to check, e.g. "55.55.55.55". The input is a string so be

Returns

Result of performing a Tor node check on an IP address

Check text input for SQL Injection (SQLI) attacks

Detects SQL Injection (SQLI) attacks from text input.

Parameters

Name Key Required Type Description
User-facing text input.
value True string

User-facing text input.

Returns

Result of performing an SQL Injection protection operation

Detect Insecure Deserialization JSON (JID) attacks in a string

Detects Insecure Deserialization JSON (JID) attacks from text input.

Parameters

Name Key Required Type Description
User-facing text input.
value True string

User-facing text input.

Returns

Result of performing an Insecure Deserialization JSON protection operation

Protect text input from Cross-Site-Scripting (XSS) attacks through normalization

Detects and removes XSS (Cross-Site-Scripting) attacks from text input through normalization. Returns the normalized result, as well as information on whether the original input contained an XSS risk.

Parameters

Name Key Required Type Description
User-facing text input.
value True string

User-facing text input.

Returns

Result of performing an XSS protection operation

Protect text input from XML External Entity (XXE) attacks

Detects XXE (XML External Entity) attacks from XML text input.

Parameters

Name Key Required Type Description
User-facing text input.
value True string

User-facing text input.

Returns

Result of performing an XXE threat detection operation

Definitions

StringAutomaticThreatDetection

Result of performing an Insecure Deserialization JSON protection operation

Name Path Type Description
Successful
Successful boolean

True if the operation was successful, false otherwise

CleanResult
CleanResult boolean
ContainedJsonInsecureDeserializationAttack
ContainedJsonInsecureDeserializationAttack boolean

True if the input contained Insecure Deserialization JSON, false otherwise

ContainedXssThreat
ContainedXssThreat boolean

True if the input contained XSS attack, false otherwise

ContainedXxeThreat
ContainedXxeThreat boolean

True if the input contained XXE attack, false otherwise

ContainedSqlInjectionThreat
ContainedSqlInjectionThreat boolean

True if the input contained SQL Injection attack, false otherwise

ContainedSsrfThreat
ContainedSsrfThreat boolean

True if the input contained an Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) URL attack, false otherwise

IsXML
IsXML boolean

True if the input string is XML, false otherwise

IsJSON
IsJSON boolean

True if the input string is JSON, false otherwise

IsURL
IsURL boolean

True if the input string is a URL, false otherwise

OriginalInput
OriginalInput string

Original input string

StringInsecureDeserializationJsonDetection

Result of performing an Insecure Deserialization JSON protection operation

Name Path Type Description
Successful
Successful boolean

True if the operation was successful, false otherwise

ContainedJsonInsecureDeserializationAttack
ContainedJsonInsecureDeserializationAttack boolean

True if the input contained Insecure Deserialization JSON, false otherwise

OriginalInput
OriginalInput string

Original input string

StringSqlInjectionDetectionResult

Result of performing an SQL Injection protection operation

Name Path Type Description
Successful
Successful boolean

True if the operation was successful, false otherwise

ContainedSqlInjectionAttack
ContainedSqlInjectionAttack boolean

True if the input contained SQL Injection attacks, false otherwise

OriginalInput
OriginalInput string

Original input string

StringXssProtectionResult

Result of performing an XSS protection operation

Name Path Type Description
Successful
Successful boolean

True if the operation was successful, false otherwise

ContainedXss
ContainedXss boolean

True if the input contained XSS scripting, false otherwise

OriginalInput
OriginalInput string

Original input string

NormalizedResult
NormalizedResult string

Normalized string result, with XSS removed

StringXxeDetectionResult

Result of performing an XXE threat detection operation

Name Path Type Description
Successful
Successful boolean

True if the operation was successful, false otherwise

ContainedXxe
ContainedXxe boolean

True if the input contained XXE threats, false otherwise

UrlSsrfThreatDetectionResponseFull

Result of checking a URL for SSRF threats

Name Path Type Description
CleanURL
CleanURL boolean

True if the URL is clean, false if it is at risk of containing an SSRF threat or attack

ThreatLevel
ThreatLevel string

Threat level of the URL; possible values are High, Medium, Low and None

IPThreatDetectionResponse

Result of performing a IP threat check on an IP address

Name Path Type Description
IsThreat
IsThreat boolean

True if the input IP address is a threat, false otherwise

ThreatType
ThreatType string

Specifies the type of IP threat; possible values include Blocklist, Botnet, WebBot

ThreatDetectionBotCheckResponse

Result of performing a Bot check on an IP address

Name Path Type Description
IsBot
IsBot boolean

True if the input IP address is a Bot or Robot, false otherwise

ThreatDetectionTorNodeResponse

Result of performing a Tor node check on an IP address

Name Path Type Description
IsTorNode
IsTorNode boolean

True if the input IP address is a Tor exit node, false otherwise