Using Loginizer to Protect Against WordPress Brute Force Attacks
In This Tutorial: Install Configure Customize WordPress Brute Force Attacks are a serious concern, especially for popular websites. Installing Loginizer to help add protection from Read More >
When running a website, especially with the increase in brute force attacks against WordPress sites, it is important to protect yourself. Thankfully, BruteProtect will allow Read More >
In their continuing efforts to maintain secure servers, our systems team has recently posted a security maintenance alert that affects all VPS hosting accounts. The Read More >
There have now been several large scale WordPress wp-login.php brute force attacks, coming from a large amount of compromised IP addresses spread across the world Read More >
In this article, you can learn more about the following: What is Sucuri for WordPress? What is Blacklisting? Monitoring Blacklists This article explains how Sucuri Read More >
In this article: How to Install Sucuri How to Set Up Sucuri This article describes how to install and set up Sucuri for WordPress hosting. Read More >
When you first install Movable Type on your server, you will need to edit the home.html permissions and add code to the mt-config.cgi. If you Read More >
Editing user permissions is a simple, but important task for administrators. When you have a large group of users or members, you may want to Read More >
Modifying Site Administrators in the User permissions section of Moodle
Occasionally when administering a Moodle site, several different teachers or administrators may need to be added as a Site Administrator for editing capabilities. Moodle Admin Read More >
Moodle 2.3 has the capability of globally setting user permissions or roles within the site administration section. Visitors, Guests and Users can have a special Read More >
Joomla 2.5 ACL – Changing User Permissions based upon Article Category
Joomla 2.5 has reached its end of life as for 12/31/2014. Please be advised this may be a security risk to your website. You can Read More >
Joomla 2.5 has reached its end of life as for 12/31/2014. Please be advised this may be a security risk to your website. You can Read More >
In this article: What’s Subresource Integrity (SRI)? Install the Subresource Integrity (SRI) Manager Exclude Resources WordPress Security What’s Subresource Integrity? Subresource integrity (SRI) protects your Read More >
This guide will explain: How to View Saved Passwords How to Search for Saved Passwords How to Change Saved Passwords How to Delete Saved Passwords Read More >
Do you allow users to connect to your server via SSH or SFTP? If they are using password authorization you may want to consider switching Read More >
After installing CMS Made Simple manually or via Softaculous (free with our Shared Website Hosting plans), you’ll want to know how to reset user passwords Read More >
One of the more important features of the cPanel WordPress Manager is the option to change passwords. You can change the administrator user password and Read More >
Using WHM, you can reset cPanel passwords for your clients on your dedicated server. You can also allow the cPanel password to be reset by Read More >
Setting the password strength is important in order to help maintain a secure server. Weak passwords can lead to disruption in your website services or Read More >
Part of being a reseller hosting provider is helping your customers when they have issues and need help. In this article, we will show you Read More >
As the owner of a VPS or Dedicated server account, you have the ability to create and manage multiple cPanel accounts. These may be all Read More >
In this article I’ll show you how to generate a strong password to use for your WordPress site, and how to update WordPress to start Read More >
As an site administrator/owner it is highly probable you will be doing many functions for your members. Arguably the most common function will be changing Read More >
Copy an account from another server with the cPanel password
In this article we’ll go over how you can copy a cPanel account from either your previous cPanel host, or another server of ours. To Read More >
The previous tutorial in the Getting Started with Moodle course was what to do when the username or password is lost. For security reasons, the Read More >
The previous article in the Getting Started with Moodle course on how to log in to Moodle explained the login process. If you forgot the Read More >
There may be times that you need to reset a database password. For example, you may be resetting the password as a normal maintenance / Read More >
How to Change Your Joomla 2.5 Database Username and Password
Joomla 2.5 has reached its end of life as for 12/31/2014. Please be advised this may be a security risk to your website. You can Read More >
Prevent passwords in Joomla 2.5 new user account activation emails
Joomla 2.5 has reached its end of life as for 12/31/2014. Please be advised this may be a security risk to your website. You can Read More >
It’s best practice to rotate all your passwords on a regular basis. It’s important to maintain security for your root password due to the access Read More >
In this Tutorial: Add Password Protection Remove Password Protection At times, you may find it best practice to password protect a folder on your account. Read More >
In this article: WP Cerber Notifications Strong Email Authentication Your website truly is more secure with VPS Hosting. cPHulk brute force protection, ConfigServer and Firewall Read More >
With WP Cerber Security having so many features, it can replace other single-purpose WordPress security plugins you may have installed. It can set up a Read More >
In this article: Export & Import Settings Diagnostic Info Logs Plugin Update Changelog License for Paid users These tools display info for troubleshooting and options Read More >
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How to Configure Security Notifications in Sucuri for WordPress Hosting
In this article you can learn more about: Sucuri for WordPress Configure Security Notifications Alerts Recipient Trusted IP Addresses Alert Subject Alerts Per Hour Password Read More >
In this article Breaking Down Security What is Security Activity Auditing? What Do I Do? This article describes how to leverage the Sucuri plugin for Read More >
Issue: On 3/26/2019 the Magento Security team identified and released several security updates. This includes fixes for critical vulnerabilities in some versions of Magento. Who Read More >
It’s important to look into hardening any newly installed content management system (CMS). Below we cover how to install the Security Info plugin to harden Read More >
If you are trying to log into WHM from a new location, you may be asked security questions to verify your identity. This provides an Read More >
Jetpack includes some important WordPress security features. In this article, we’ll show you where you can access these features in the Jetpack settings, and we’ll Read More >
Joomla! 3.6.5 Security Release Security Release and Bug fixes Status: Joomla! 3.6.5 has been released and is available as a full package Joomla! 3.6.5 Security Read More >
How to Scan your WordPress site for Malware with iThemes Security
You can scan your WordPress website for malware using the iThemes security plugin. This scan is run from your dashboard, and is powered by Sucuri Read More >
Issue: Magento has released a critial security update to address know vulnerabilities. The Magento Security team is advising everyone to “ deploy these new releases Read More >
WHMCS provides a variety of security options that range from beginner to advanced. Here is an overview of the primary security features you can access Read More >
One of the new features in cPanel release 56 is the additon of Security Advisor Alerts. The alerts are sent to the default email within Read More >
On February 21, 2016, Elegant Themes emailed its customers to inform them of a critical security vulnerability affecting a large segment of its product line. Read More >
Recently WHMCS released a security update that has been marked as Trivial to Important on their security level scale. This should be addressed immediately if Read More >
Issue: It has come to our attention that Magento released a Critical Security Patch (SUPEE-7405) on 1/27/2016. This patch includes fixes for several Critical, and Read More >
Who is affected? – Users of Magento Community Edition prior to 1.9.2.0. Have these issues been addressed? – The SUPEE-6285 Patch Bundle covers eight different Read More >
Who is affected? – Users of Magento Community Edition and Enterprise Edition. Have these issues been addressed? – The SUPEE-5994 Patch Bundle covers eight different Read More >
Security Alert – 4/30/2015 – Magento code execution vulnerability
Magento Critical Vulnerability Issue: Magento has discovered a code-execution hole in both the community and enterprise editions. Status: Update has been released. Who is impacted? Read More >
A security release for ithemes Security was released last night (April 13) that immediately affects versions 4.6.13 and 1.14.18 (Pro). What was patched? iThemes fixed Read More >
Issue: BuddyPress has released a security update (version 2.2.2). They are recommending to update to this latest version. Status: Update has been released. Who is Read More >
Issue: WP REST API plugin has released a critical security update (version 1.2.1). They are urging everyone to update to this latest version. Status: Update Read More >
As of today, several vulnerabilities were discovered and patched within WordPress. The most critical of these is a cross-site scripting vulnerability which allows malicious comments Read More >
Hiding your WordPress login URL is an excellent way to vastly increase the security of your site, especially from brute force attacks. In this article, Read More >
The cPanel 11.38 release disabled the ability to turn off security tokens, and it’s now a forced option for all cPanel users. This was done Read More >
How to install and use the TR Cache and Security plugin for WordPress
What is the TR Cache and Security plugin for WordPress? The TR Cache and Security plugin is a plugin for WordPress that easily allows you Read More >
In this article, we discuss how you can update and change your WordPress admin username, as this can be a great security measure to help Read More >
You can check your WordPress site security with the Look-See Security Scanner plugin. The WordPress Look-See Security Scanner plugin allows your WordPress website to be Read More >
How to install and use the Security Ninja Lite WordPress plugin
You can analyze your WordPress security with the Security Ninja Lite plugin available for free in your WordPress plugins. Security Ninja Lite scan the WordPress Read More >
You can secure your WordPress logins with the Simple Security plugin. This article will explain how to install the WordPress with the Simple Security plugin. Read More >
A common problem with WordPress is when attackers try to Brute Force your login forms. You can secure your WordPress login by using the WordPress Read More >
The WordPress Better WP Security plugin is a great way to secure your WordPress site from those who may want to attack or hack your Read More >
One popular WordPress plugin that is recommended and gets 5 starts is the BulletProof Security plugin. The BulletProof Security plugin secures your .htaccess and other Read More >
Before we get into styling our Joomla 3.0 template, we will add the last piece of PHP code that we need, which is the checking Read More >
WordPress Security – Preventing Brute Force Attacks on Admin Login
There has been an increasing trend of brute force attacks on WordPress websites, and we recommend following the steps in our WordPress wp-login.php brute force Read More >
GtkHash is a small desktop application that creates multiple types of checksums on Linux and Windows at once. GtkHash can also hash multiple files at Read More >
How to Deal With the “on this day I hacked your OS” Phishing Scam Email
In this article, we cover a phishing email starting with the following sentence: on this day I hacked your OS and got full access to Read More >
Over the past few years, malicious internet and e-mail activity has increased exponentially. Included in this malicious activity are phishing scams. The following article discusses Read More >
There is a recent phishing scam going around via email that is trying to trick website owners that there is an issue on their server. Read More >
If your website starts displaying a warning page about malware then you may need to take action to stop this from happening. Some major internet Read More >
Secure Your Debian Cloud Server With UFW (Uncomplicated Firewall)
UFW (uncomplicated firewall) is an easy way to configure your cloud server firewall. You can add simple rules that govern access to various ports on Read More >
ModSecurity Multipart Request Body Failed Strict Validation Error
In this guide, we’ll discuss what causes and how to fix the multipart request body failed strict validation ModSecurity error. When uploading images (or other Read More >
A DDoS attack recently affected the server that houses your account. In order to mitigate the attack, we are changing the IP address of your Read More >
Starting in Firefox 73, users can easily use DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) and Encrypted Server Name Indication (SNI) for better privacy without extra software. These newer DNS Read More >
In this tutorial we will show you how to setup website Firewall protection in Sucuri. This allows you to enable an additional layer of protection Read More >
How to Install ConfigServer Security & Firewall (CSF) on Ubuntu
ConfigServer Security & Firewall (CSF) is a stateful packet inspection (SPI) firewall and front-end manager for iptables. CSF is a more advanced alternative to APF Read More >
ClamAV is a popular open source anti-virus (AV) scanner available for Windows, macOS, and Unix-based systems. ClamAV can quarantine and delete infected files, emails, websites, Read More >
If you’re unable to connect to FTP, MySQL, or another service on your server, the port could be blocked by a firewall at any points Read More >
In this article: What is it? SRI with a Webapp SRI Code with SSH WordPress What is Subresource Integrity (SRI)? Subresource integrity (SRI) is W3C Read More >
It can be hard to keep up with all the different passwords for your account. If you’ve forgot your admin password for OpenCart, you can Read More >
In this article: Checksums Best Practices Checksums Defense in depth involves layers of security, and file management is a core part of it. If you Read More >
Our article covering how to create checksums for files on your server apply to everyone using Linux as their local operating system (OS) as well. Read More >
One of the first steps when using Sucuri is to add a new site. This allows you to monitor or scan the site. In this Read More >
How to Manage ConfigServer Security & Firewall (CSF) Profiles
In this article: Backup Restore Compare Configurations It behooves managed VPS with cPanel (or unmanaged VPS) and Dedicated server administrators to understand backup options available Read More >
How to View Listening Ports with ConfigServer Security & Firewall (CSF)
In this article: View Listening Ports Related Tasks Whether you’re working toward PCI compliance or general server hardening, closing unneeded open ports is an important Read More >
In this article, I’m going to discuss how to find and disable specific ModSecurity rules that might be causing 406 errors on your websites on Read More >
Mod_security is an apache module that helps to protect your website from various attacks. It is used to block commonly known exploits by use of Read More >
ClamAV or ImunifyAV Free – Which 1 is the Best cPanel Antivirus Scanner
Antivirus, anti-virus, AV, or anti-malware scanners protect users from uploading and using malicious data on your Linux VPS. While your choice of Linux operating system Read More >
UncomplicatedFirewall (UFW) is a command-line, frontend iptables manager, similar to Firewalld and ConfigServer Security & Firewall (CSF). It’s beneficial to understand basic UFW commands since Read More >
When interacting with our Customer Service or Technical Support teams, you may be asked to send your password over email or in a chat session. Read More >
Working on the internet can often be a seemingly trouble-free environment to the point that we often take it for granted. We should always keep Read More >
There are many ways to use the ClamAV command-line anti-virus scanner available for Unix, Windows, and macOS. There’s of course the command-line application itself. There’s Read More >
In this article we will outline how to install and use the KeePass password management software on your Windows computer. This software is useful for Read More >
Firewalld is a front-end manager that allows users to easily manage Linux firewall rules. It has become a popular option for securing Linux web hosting Read More >
Installing Firewalld grants a long list of commands available for configuring iptables rules. But there are a few tasks you should understand to get started Read More >
After you install Firewalld, the first thing you’ll likely want to do is open a port to connect with web applications on your Linux server. Read More >
This guide will explain: How to View Saved Passwords How to Search for Saved Passwords How to Change Saved Passwords How to Delete Saved Passwords Read More >
CMSimple, not to be confused with CMS Made Simple, is a databaseless CMS (like Grav). This is a way to reduce the possibility of hacks Read More >
We have many guides on securing common web hosting solutions: cPanel servers, bare cloud servers, and even the popular WordPress content management system (CMS). Each Read More >
In this article: Antispam Settings reCAPTCHA As we stated when covering WP Cerber Security hardening options, the plugin can replace other WordPress security plugins. In Read More >
The security of your hosting account begins in your Account Management Panel (AMP). And the great thing is, you can give yourself a complete security Read More >
WordPress 5.2 release‘s new Site Health feature finds free ways to enhance website security and performance. Improving security doesn’t require extensive reading and configuration. Sometimes, Read More >
Search for PunyCode Look-alikes With Hold Integrity IDN Checker
Learn how to find internationalized domain names (IDNs) that spoof your domain with punycode encoding and could hinder your ability to attract to new visitors. Read More >
Website security is a topic on a lot of users’ minds. If you search the web for How to hack a website, you will literally Read More >
If you are using Premium Website Builder and you have changed your cPanel password, you will not be able to publish the site. You will Read More >
PHP and Permission/Ownership Issues “Bad File Descriptor” Errors in FTP Note that this applies to servers running mod_php only As PHP applications are becoming more Read More >
Log into the cpanel using the username and cpanel password Go into the MySQL area, then follow the link to phpMyAdmin From the “databases” drop Read More >
Encrypting files with GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) is one of the best known ways to protect your most critical data. If you have already followed Read More >
If you hire a developer or designer, there are a few different ways to provide them access to your website. Different types of websites require Read More >
PCI (Payment Card Industry) standards are constantly changing and can affect many of our customers. If you have an e-commerce website that processes payments, you Read More >
Most Internet Security software companies now maintain their own lists within their software of sites that they have found to contain malicious software, spamming, and Read More >
How to change file permissions and ownership settings while in SSH
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Navigation: AMP cPanel Email FTP WordPress Within your hosting account, there are various tools that you can use to manage your hosting account and build Read More >
A DDOS (distributed denial-of-service attack) is an attempt at rendering a server unreachable to its visitors. During a DDOS attack your website may become unreachable Read More >
If you forget your administrator login credentials for Zen Cart, you will need to reset it. The password reset will be done through PHPMyAdmin in Read More >
The .htaccess file is a powerful tool where many behind the scene things are handled. In addition to things such as forcing a specific url Read More >
In this article we’ll discuss PCI compliance requirements, explain what is PCI compliance, and give some steps to pass a PCI scan. PCI DSS stands Read More >
If you’ve read our previous article on how to pass PCI compliance scans, you might have recently failed a PCI scan and are curious about Read More >
In this article we’ll discuss why a PCI scan could have possibly failed as a false positive, stating an outdated version of BIND (Berkeley Internet Read More >
In this article we’ll discuss why a PCI scan could have possibly failed as a false positive, stating an outdated version of Exim which is Read More >
In this article we’ll discuss how to clean up a code or script injection that might have occurred on your website that is causing it Read More >
In this article we’ll discuss some common solutions you can try to implement if your website has been having malicious users trying to brute force Read More >
A server is connected to the outside world and is open to a variety of attacks and exploits due to this. Some server security best Read More >
In this article I’ll show you how you can disable ModSecurity for a domain on your VPS (Virtual Private Server) or dedicated server. ModSecurity is Read More >
If you receive a response of “Connection denied after dictionary attack“, it could be the result of a couple of factors relating to the systems Read More >
InMotion Hosting now offers Fre SSL’s with all of our web hosting plans, which solves many certificate issues. If you have incorrectly configured your Outlook Read More >
Email Client Thunderbird Configuration could not be verified – is the username or password wrong? Solution: Make sure you have the correct email address and Read More >
We have recently been thoroughly reviewing security measures in place across our entire network. Among several of the steps we’re taking, we are tightening our Read More >
When you are using Movable Type, you may need to reset your password because it was lost or forgotten. You can use the Forgot your Read More >
We wanted to start out this article by giving you tips for securing Movable Type, but there were not many resources online that cover this. Read More >
OpenCart allows you to change the password for your administrator whenever you want. It’s best practice to change your passwords regularly to strengthen your shopping Read More >
While open source shopping carts are great, one of the downsides is that everyone can access the core code to understand how it works. In Read More >
After installing and configuring your PrestaShop 1.5 you may edit the Front Office security of your store. This changes a token that is attached to Read More >
Changing the regenerate password minimum time in Prestashop 1.5
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If you’re a Super Administrator in Joomla 3.0 and attempt to use the reset feature to reset your password, you’ll get the following error message: Read More >
Password security is very important for your store. As the admin of your store, you will sometimes need to change the passwords for some of Read More >
Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) 5500-X series firewalls are a hardware security add-on available for securing Dedicated Server Hosting plans. Having the Cisco ASA firewall Read More >
Many different functions and options affect the security of your Dedicated server through WHM. Access to your server, updates for your software and backups are Read More >
One of the most common ways for malicious software (malware) to penetrate the defenses of various web services is via brute-force attacks. Through repeated login Read More >
In this tutorial: APF Commands APF Alternatives APF (Advanced Policy Firewall) lets you easily manage your iptables rules on your Dedicated Hosting Server. When you Read More >
One of the most important aspects of server security is the firewall server configuration. Generally speaking, firewalls function by preventing unauthorized traffic from accessing your Read More >
How to Modify Max User Connections on VPS and Dedicated Servers
Occasionally, you may find yourself in a situation where you need to allow additional simultaneous connections to your MySQL database server. By default, all IMH Read More >
It is good practice to change your passwords frequently to prevent a password compromise. You can change the Administrators password in the users section of Read More >
If you have ever lost or forgotten your password to access the WordPress dashboard, it can be very frustrating. WordPress provides quite a few options Read More >
In this tutorial: Reset Password in AMP Reset Password in cPanel Your cPanel password can be reset from within the Account Management Panel (AMP) or Read More >
Date: December 2, 2019 1 Minute To Read In this article: Keepass LastPass Diceware Creating a super secure cPanel password is an important security task. You Read More >
The McAfee Control Console is where you can login and administor your account. The first time you login to the McAfee Control Console, you must Read More >
There are times when you may forget your password. In these instances, you can have the PrestaShop admin password changed via email. If, for some Read More >
Security alert for Mozilla products | FireFox | Thunderbird | SeaMonkey
Mozilla has released a security alert for vulnerabilities in their FireFox, Thunderbird, and SeaMonkey line of products. Please note that this has nothing to do Read More >
Issue: ecbiz115 is experiencing intermittent connectivity issues due to a DDoS attack. Status: We have swapped the IP address being attacked 70.39.146.241 with several new Read More >
The following article tells you how to recover or reset the Prestashop administrator password in two ways. It is assumed that you have access to Read More >
The following article discusses the recent security issues as announced by Adobe Systems Incorporated on October 3, 2013. We will summarize the issue and then Read More >
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Navigation: Ensure current Joomla version is secure Find and clean up a Joomla hack Reinstall Joomla after a hack Upgrade Joomla 1.5 to 2.5 to Read More >
Resetting your OpenCart Admin Password with the Forgot Password link
In this tutorial: Reset Password Troubleshoot Warning message If you are unable to login to your OpenCart Dashboard, there is a Forgot Password link that Read More >
What’s happening? Over the past several weeks, our System Administration Team has identified an exponential increase in brute force attacks against Joomla driven websites. Question Read More >
On Monday, April 7th, 2014, a critical bug in OpenSSL was discovered which allows attackers to read memory information from servers with OpenSSL installed. As Read More >
Back on April 7th there was something called the Heartbleed Open SSL bug that caused some security issues for servers running certain versions of OpenSSL. Read More >
In this tutorial: User Types Permission Types The Mode Understanding how permissions work when you set them within your cPanel or using SSH (Shell) access Read More >
If you happen to forget your admin password (you know, the one that you made so complex no one including yourself can remember it?) never Read More >
Issue: Critical security patches to OpenSSL on all servers. Status: Our System Administration team is applying critical security patches to OpenSSL on all servers. As Read More >
Sucuri has recently announced a WordPress vulnerability regarding XSS script attacks. While this would have affected all WordPress sites using JetPack or the 2015 theme, Read More >
Issue: It has come to our attention that Microsoft has pushed out a Security update to some Outlook users. This has changed the way Outlook Read More >
Who is affected? Websites that use the sweetCAPTCHA service Solution: Remove sweetCAPTCHA from website. If you are a website viewer, ignore links or popups that Read More >
There has been a recent security alert issued by Mozilla for vulnerabilities in their FireFox browser. This vulnerability can allow for Javascript payload to be Read More >
Google recently released version 45 in response to a security concern. This release also included 29 security fixes for the browser. For more specific information Read More >
Joomla! 3.64 Update Important Security Release Status: Joomla! 3.6.4 has been released and is available as a full package or upgrade package download Who is Read More >
When dealing with multiple users and administrators in Moodle 2.3, there arises the need to check what permissions are given to each user. While the Read More >
Are you looking for ways to make your server more secure? Your WHM includes a security advisor you can use to check your settings. In Read More >
Announcement: McAfee Email Protection is being replaced by SpamExperts service on 12/01/2016. As you may be aware, McAfee is discontinuing their hosted SPAM filtering product Read More >
Patchman is a malware and vulnerability detection and patching program. It is able to detect and safely fix vulnerabilities in many web applications. For example, Read More >
In this tutorial we will show you how to log into the Sucuri Dashboard. From there you can perform important tasks such as adding, or Read More >
In this tutorial: Enable with FTP Setup Manually via cPanel In this tutorial we will show you how to set up the Sucuri Server Side Read More >
ConfigServer Security & Firewall (CSF) is a stateful packet inspection (SPI) firewall with login/intrusion detection capabilities for Linux VPS Hosting running CentOS, Ubuntu, and other Read More >
Sucuri is a security company that is partnered with InMotion Hosting. This allows us to offer you the latest in malware cleanup, protection, and monitoring Read More >
Security Update for Joomla Joomla! 3.7.1 Release Scheduled for Wednesday (May 17, 2017) Who will be effected? All customers using Joomla for their websites The Read More >
Deprecated Settings File There are multiple ways to reset the admin password for PrestaShop. One particular method described in our article “How to Reset the Read More >
Part of regular WordPress maintenance is password rotation. Once in a while, it is best advised to update your WordPress password. In this article, we’ll Read More >
After downloading a file, it’s always helpful to validate it to ensure its not corrupt or malicous. You can accomplish this by comparing checksums – Read More >
The WHM Security Advisor scans for possible changes to harden your VPS security. Below we cover how to clear the following error for VPS users Read More >
If you’ve been running a WordPress site for any significant amount of time, you’ve likely been told how important it is to reset admin passwords Read More >
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How to Secure Your Website With Sucuri for WordPress Hosting
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In this article we’ll cover how you can reset your phpList admin password, in case you’ve forgotten it, and for some reason don’t have access Read More >
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As a reseller, there may be times when you need your users to change their password for cPanel. For example, if you notice malware or Read More >
Regularly changing your Magento 1.6 password helps to secure your Magento website. This gives hackers less of an opportunity to “guess” your password. Changing your Read More >
Managing a CMS like PHP-Nuke will require you to be able to change passwords for your users. This article will explain how to change the Read More >
In this article I’ll go over how you can reset your PHP-Nuke admin password if you happened to have forgotten it and are now locked Read More >
In this article we will discuss the procedure in changing your root password for MySQL. Please note that this task is available only to our Read More >
In the event you cannot log into MediaWiki due to username or password failure, you can change passwords and/or find the username when the username Read More >
ModSecurity can help protect your website from common exploits and attacks. ModSecurity audit logs can include information about the transactions that are happening. In this Read More >
Firewalld is a popular, lightweight command-line firewall for Linux server and desktop systems. We’re covered how to open necessary ports and services in Firewalld. We’ve Read More >
Just like WebHost Manager (WHM) has cPHulk, Grav includes built-in brute force protection with the Login plugin. Below we cover how to set maximum login Read More >
There are many security practices for your private cloud hosting. VPS users looking for enhanced security can upgrade Advanced Policy Firewall (APF) to ConfigServer Security Read More >
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