File Security APIs.
File security APIs make an uploaded file safe to keep — stripping metadata, blurring faces, checking that a file really is what its extension claims, packing archives with encryption. The checks that belong between your upload handler and your bucket.
Also called a redaction API, sanitisation API or file scanning API8 services in this categoryFile Security APIs
8 servicesBlur/Pixelate or Black out Image Faces API
Detect faces in an image and return a blurred, pixelated, or blacked-out version. Useful for anonymising photos before publishing or sharing.
Dosvak LLCExtract Invisible Text Watermark from Image API
Extract hidden text from watermarked PNG images. Returns the decoded text and bytes processed for asset review, provenance checks, or forensics.
Dosvak LLCDetect File type API
Inspect a binary file's magic bytes to return filename, extension, MIME type, and description. Useful for validating uploads and classifying files reliably.
Dosvak LLCValidate File Type API
Validate uploaded files or file URLs against their extension and MIME type. Get the detected type, validity flag, and a clear mismatch message.
ApyHubVerifiedHosted on ApyHubRemove Image Metadata API
Remove metadata from uploaded images or image URLs. Return a cleaned binary file or a signed URI, with optional EXIF key and GPS cleanup.
ApyHubVerifiedHosted on ApyHubGenerate Secure Archives API
Create encrypted ZIP archives from uploaded files or remote URLs. Stream the ZIP or return a signed download link for controlled sharing.
ApyHubVerifiedHosted on ApyHubAI Image Explicit Content Detection API
Scan image files or URLs for explicit or sensitive content. Returns provider-specific results from ApyHub, Azure, or Google for moderation workflows.
ApyHubVerifiedHosted on ApyHubUnarchive Secured Files API
Decrypt uploaded or remote .zip, .rar, or .7z archives with a password. Returns signed URLs for each extracted file.
ApyHubVerifiedHosted on ApyHubWhich File Security API do you need?
The question you arrived with, and the endpoint that answers it.