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If you’re the owner of a small to medium-sized enterprise, then you probably have a website. Most businesses couldn’t function, let alone succeed, without an online presence. Maybe you even act as your own webmaster, and you do everything y… Continue reading 5 Strategies to Lock Hackers Out of Your Website
Unknown attackers have compromised the official distribution of the VestaCP hosting control panel solution to harvest server IPs and admin credentials. That information was exploited to install malware with DDoS capabilities (Linux/ChachaDDoS) on victi… Continue reading VestaCP users warned about possible server compromise
How long does it take web hosting providers to remove malware distribution sites parked on their network? Roman Hussy, the Swiss security activist behind abuse.ch, says that, on average, it takes them 3 days, 2 hours, and 33 minutes. Some are much quic… Continue reading Most hosting providers take too long to remove malware distribution sites
I host a website at a hosting company. I believe it is the “shared” kind of hosting.
I was hacked somehow and sudden php files and directories pop up with certain frequency. Also, on my error logs I see someone (different IP… Continue reading Malicious php files and strange directories appear in an HTML only directory
I’m a front-end and WordPress developer. A week ago a number of my sites got hacked on shared hosting.
The sites were built to a high standard, from scratch, using Underscores. I only use a small number of reputable plugins … Continue reading Digital Ocean WordPress droplet security precautions
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Almost all my sites got hack… Continue reading My sites have been hacked by cpamatik.com , it passes all security checks with Google and Sucuri, but still redirects, any idea? [duplicate]
Assuming for a self-hosted webserver:
the webserver only hosts a static html website
iptables is used to reject every IP except a few known ones
only Port 443 is forwarded and the website requires SSL via client certificate… Continue reading Dealing with the dangers of self-hosting a webserver?
I’ve done some extensive research about how to secure your website from card fraud.
iFrames do a pretty good job of this, however, It can still be worked around from certain exploits.
Many payment providers have now moved a… Continue reading Find Security Flaws in My Payment Page
Up to now I’m using a raspberry pi as a local server for trying out things or hosting my own little projects (beginner level), but I want to make it publicly available (most likely only for people I know, e.g. using self sign… Continue reading Why exactly are self hosted websites deemed that dangerous?
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The post The Top 10 Static Site Hos… Continue reading The Top 10 Static Site Hosting in 2018