A hacked website by a high profile hacker can be seen easily because normally they will just replace the index page to let everyone know what they had done. However, injected code can be hidden, and it’s always too late when you find out, because the damage had already been done. To detect this earlier,
ModSecurity is an open-source, cross-platform web application firewall (WAF) module. It serves as an external security layer, which protects, detects and prevents protection levels before reaching web-based software programs. Enabling/Disabling ModSecurity in cPanel 1. Login to cPanel. 2. Under Security, select ModSecurity. 3. Select the On/Off button to enable/disable this feature. *Make sure the ModSecurity
1. Go to System Preferences in your Mac and click on Network. 2. Click on the “+” at the bottom left corner. 3. Choose the following from the drop-down list: Interface: VPN VPN Type: L2TP over IPSec 4. Key in your VPN server public IP address, and your VPN user name under the Account Name
SSL Certificates are small data files that digitally bind a cryptographic key to an organization’s details. When installed on a web server, it activates the padlock and the https protocol (over port 443) and allows secure connections from a web server to a browser. Typically, SSL is used to secure credit card transactions, data transfer
1. Log in to the cPanel. 2. Click on SSL/TLS Status 3. Verify your SSL certificate status; by default, self-signed SSL certificate will be created for all the new accounts in cPanel. In order to install a Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate, we have to uninstall the current self-signed SSL certificate. 4. To uninstall the current
1. Login to your WHM Cpanel as root. 2. You need to generate a Certificate Request first. Search for SSL as the keyword, then select Generate an SSL Certificate and Signing Request. Insert all the details required. 3. Copied and saved the Certificate Request and Private key 4. Purchase an SSL certificate with a CA root
Here are a few things you can do to improve your WordPress security. 1. Update everything Every new release of WordPress contains patches and fixes that address real or potential vulnerabilities. If you don’t keep your website updated with the latest version of WordPress, you could be leaving yourself open to attacks. Many hackers will intentionally target
1. Make sure Prestashop is installed and work normally. 2. Login to Prestashop admin panel (e.g. http://prestashop.testing.com.my/admin1234/) 3. Navigate to Advanced Parameters > Performance. 4. Scroll down the page to Media servers and fill in the CDN hostname as follow. 5. Click Save at the top right corner to save the setting.
Login to Plesk > Extensions > My Extensions > Let’s Encrypt Click secure connections to Plesk. Click Let’s Encrypt Click on Renew to renew the Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate for your login page.
1. Navigate to the Start Button and search for cmd. Run Command Prompt. 2. This will bring up the command prompt. 3. To ping a domain name, type ping yourdomain.com and press enter. 4. If the ping test is successful, you should see an output matching the one below: 5. If the ping test is