No matter how well a web server is configured, it is useless if it’s not properly secured. It’s a famous saying, ‘a chain is as strong as its weakest link’. As a system admin you have to address all vulnerabilities of your server. Since one single untreated vulnerability will be exploited by an attacker and … Read more
ModSecurity SecRemoteRules directive allows the user to load rules from a remote server. Requirements Internet connection ModSecurity at least 2.9.x How SecRemoteRules Works 1. When HTTP daemon starts, it loads the configuration files. 2. Configuration files have the SecRemoteRules directive, which tries to connect the Remote Server load rules. 3. When the connection is created … Read more
Hosting providers suffer on a daily basis from the consequences of the many security vulnerabilities found in commonly used CMS’s such as WordPress, Drupal and Joomla. Patchman Patchman detects these vulnerabilities and is able to safely patch them without assistance from your customer. Because of our unique approach, you can also be rest assured that … Read more
The following options are possible (GUI/CLI): via Plesk GUI go to Home > Tools & Settings > Updates and Upgrades: Add/Remove Components: and under the web hosting settings select ModSecurity: Installed: via CLI execute plesk installer CLI Installer Select Go forward (F) Select Go forward (F) and under Select the components you want to install … Read more