My website has been hacked. Who’s fault is it?
As system administrator working for hosting company – this is the question, that many ask “silently” or at least – question that is in the […]
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Is my website hacked? …and cleaning strategy!
Quick post with list of third-party systems, where you can easily check – if your website has any (usually) Javascript injected scripts or other viruses […]
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How to protect your project against phishing – sysadmin tips
Hello guys, Today I am going to list and give brief explanation about how you can protect your project against phishing. This article is designed […]
Continue reading »Protect WordPress from password hijackers and login abusers
For a long time WordPress login script has been a target on our servers. Hackers are constantly trying to login into WordPress with random usernames […]
Continue reading »Report failed WordPress login attempts to firewall
WordPress site login abusers create problems for many hosting companies. If your wordpress installation is using many plugins and has a lot of posts – […]
Continue reading »We clean hacked WordPress
WordPress has become popular both among users and hackers. Third party plugins often become source of threat. In most cases hackers upload bad content and […]
Continue reading »How to generate SSL key and certificate request (CSR)
May control panels offer this function (e.g. cPanel), but sometimes you might want to do it the old way – that is – manually. Here […]
Continue reading »Only allow to view images from a folder with simple .htaccess file
Once in a while my beloved hackers upload their shitty files into image folder (basically they use some plugin for image upload). In most cases […]
Continue reading »How to test your SSL certificate
Some people might think, that if webpage has SSL certificate – it is 100% safe to browse it. Website owners might think, that having SSL […]
Continue reading »Set folder to readonly mode in Linux
Very often, when website is hacked – we do clean it for customer, because we do not want to have hacked content on our servers. […]
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