Tag: ddos
WordPress® Hardening: One-Click Security with cPanel
WordPress is far together with away the most widely-used content management system regarding the web, but of which popularity comes at a price. It’s also the most attacked CMS. Certainly not because it’s un-secure, and …
Memcached PHP Applications for Faster Web Apps
Caching is some sort of indispensable feature of most affordable application hosting and swift, low-latency user experiences. In-memory caching is one connected with the most widely put to use techniques, and Memcached’s in-memory caching capabilities …
How To Survive a DDoS Attack
Distributed Denial of Services (DDoS) attacks can take any website offline. Even Google and GitHub, with their immense resources, struggle to stay online during a large attack. Even worse, anyone with a few dollars can …
My Website is down, what next?
It’s happened to most of us, you just launched a marketing campaign and went to check your sales and your website is a blank white screen! If it hasn’t happened to you yet, read on. Hosting outages can …
Keeping your CMS safe and secure
Website security is one of the most important aspects of running an online presence. A hacked website can lead to countless hours of debugging and repair, loss of income, to loss of credibility and lawsuits. With …
DDOS check via number of connections
DDOS check via number of connections A quick and usefull command for checking if a server is under DDOS is That will list the IPs taking the most amount of connections to a server. It …
How To Install and Configure ModSecurity™ In cPanel
Automated confrontation bots bombard web programs with malicious requests as soon they go on-line. Attackers target every site and ecommerce store at some point, hoping to find some vulnerability they can exploit to inject code, …
By News Monkey on 8 December 2020