TTC.CA You've Been Scanned Report

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Hello and for Internet Security and Computer Protection repelling the onslaught at the Gate. . We are Intrusion Detection Inspectors who have drawn up the TTC.CA You've Been Scanned Report for You and in so doing we are raising the Standard in Website Security. We have uncovered [3,698] Lines of blockable, verifiable, hidden, active, lethal Domains/IPs detected in the TTC Domain Name, IP Address, and even hiding in the Source code. So, the malicious overseas IPs long overlooked and hidden the embedded Malware is disabled from further activity. No Coding needed, easy does it. Have only to Copy and Paste the P.W.S. TTC All Culprits Access Denied (T.T.C. A.C.A.D.) List into the Website Source code in the Head section of the Domain https://TTC.ca Source code for safety.
As well also, make a New Page URL, so to Add in a second s, for full security, example ie: /index.shtml for the Security Scripts to work. So also, add the two Security Javascripts to the Source code and begin effectively to stonewall the Malware at the Gate. To View the Source code Press down the Keyboard Ctrl and U Keys. View Background

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What type of firewall is a W.A.F.?
What is a W.A.F.? | Web Application Firewall explained.
A W.A.F. or web application firewall helps protect web applications by filtering and monitoring HTTP traffic between a web application and the Internet. It typically protects web applications from attacks such as cross-site forgery, cross-site-scripting (XSS), file inclusion, and SQL injection, among others.
What is the difference between perimeter firewall and W.A.F.?
They complement each other: the network firewall blocks malicious traffic at the perimeter, while the WAF provides additional protection for web applications, ensuring comprehensive security coverage. Network firewalls and WAFs complement each other by providing defence-in-depth against different types of threats.
A host-based firewall is software that works on a singular device in a network, providing a protection layer by examining incoming and outgoing traffic.
It effectively filters harmful content, ensuring malware, viruses, and other malicious activities do not infiltrate the system. In environments where network security is paramount, host-based firewalls complement perimeter-based solutions. While perimeter defenses secure the broader network's boundaries, host-based firewalls bolster security at the device level.
-See How Does a Host-Based Firewall Work? https://www.paloaltonetworks.com/cyberpedia/what-is-a-host-based-firewall#:~:text=Host-based%20firewalls%20protect%20individual,controlling%20traffic%20for%20multiple%20devices.