Company representative Zou Wei said that the new anti-hacker software does not bear any IP address on the Internet as similar softwares do. Therefore, it cannot be discovered by hackers.

At the same time, the software does not require any adjustment of computer setups once it is installed.

Zou said that the packet filter III technology that his company developed has already been approved by the Ministry of Public Security of China and will be put into commercial production soon.

According to sources with WCC, software research institutes and companies in other countries are also working on similar technologies. However, Beijing Founder Electronic is the first one to commercialize the patent.

The trademarked software SHARKS developed by the company has already been used on the website highlighting Beijing's bid to host the 2008 Olympic Games.

Zou said that SHARKS can effectively nip all types of DDoS attacks.

SHARKS also offers an all-in-one solution to Internet companies in terms of total security of website, reliable non-stop platform, scaleable infrastructure and secure remote management.

(People's Daily)