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Upload scanning runs inline with your traffic, in private, and across the file types your application accepts. All scanning happens inside the bunny.net network, so data stays encrypted throughout.

Antivirus scanning

All antivirus scanning is done entirely in-house, so no sensitive files leave the bunny.net network.

CSAM detection

Files are first converted into a PDQ hash (a type of perceptual fingerprint). The hash is sent over TLS to a trusted third-party database for verification.
bunny.net is currently working to bring CSAM checks entirely in-house.

Logging and reporting

  • If a scan detects a positive trigger (e.g., a virus), the event is logged, but the sensitive content that triggered it is fully redacted
  • Positive CSAM results are automatically reported to authorities through the third-party partner

What we scan

  • Multipart form files
  • Base64-encoded strings
  • Raw data streams not submitted via forms (e.g., large contact form submissions)
Upload scanning does not perform file sanitization.