Have you ever tried to visit a website only to get an “Access Denied” or “Unauthorized” sign displayed on your computer or laptop screen? When you type a website into the address bar, an HTTP request is sent to the web servers as a status code. The HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) then follows a set … Read more
If you want to set your site as private, setting up a password can definitely come in handy. In this article, you will learn a few methods on how to password protect your website and why it’s a good idea to have one in the first place. Why Password Protect Your Website? Websites are usually … Read more
Using RBL is really efficient and pretty lightweight. All it take is some DNS queries and if you were going to receive a lot of spam email from the same client, this DNS entries will be cached in your (local) DNS. To get some figures on how many emails get caught through, on a server … Read more
A critical vulnerability found in Exim servers which can enable a remote and unauthorized attacker to execute arbitrary code with root privileges. Exim is the most widely used MTA today, deploying more than half of the Internet-facing mail servers. Exim is a widely used open source mail transfer agent (MTA) software developed for Unix-like operating … Read more
WP-CLI is the command-line interface for WordPress. You can update plugins, configure multisite installations and much more, without using a web browser. This tool need ssh access to server using it. More information for this tool found their homepage. This tutorial we show how you can detect malware’s in WordPress installation. WP-CLI Installation Depend your … Read more
The following update to the ea-apache24-mod_security2 RPM was included as part of the initial May 29 EasyApache 4 Release: EA-8081 – Update Mod_security2 to 2.9.3 Upon the publication of this update, we observed reports of Apache service failures stemming from ModSecurity segmentation faults. kernel: [123456.123456] httpd[12345]: segfault at 9 ip 0000000000000000 sp 0000000000000 error 4 … Read more
OpsShield announces the growth of cPGuard licenses has reached 500+ servers last week. After publically releasing the product in 2017 last quarter, cPGuard is making progressive growth every month. Several major hosting companies now trust cPGuard to secure their servers and user accounts. Since the initial release, cPGuard is adding more features into the product … Read more
When it comes to choosing a WordPress theme, most website creators look for two things in particular: looks and functionality. However, another arguably more important factor that most people overlook is security. Picking a secure WordPress theme is one of the best ways to protect your website from hackers. There are, of course, many ways … Read more
Countless password generators exist in the market, and they all promise to deliver unique, secure and random passwords. However, according to an Andrea Rock study, consumers should be cautious and examine a password generator more closely before using it. That is because some password generators are less secure compared to others. To fully understand this, … Read more
Web applications are often flawed and under constant attacks, so we have to implement some special security for our servers. ModSecurity is a valuable tool for enhancing security by detecting and preventing various types of attacks and vulnerabilities What is ModSecurity? ModSecurity is an open-source web-based firewall application (or WAF) that is designed to provide … Read more