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what is TCP/IP and OSI? // FREE CCNA // EP 3
What is the TCP/IP Model? OSI Model? // CCNA Course 200-301 – sponsored by the Boson…
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WordPress SEO: the definitive guide
The ONLY tutorial you need to boost your search engine traffic by improving your WordPress SEO. Tips on WordPress SEO plugin usage, structuring your site and optimizing your theme!
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WordPress security in a few easy steps
If you’re working with or using WordPress, then you should always think about your site’s security….
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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…
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How to Secure Your Website With Sucuri for WordPress Hosting
In this article: How to Secure Your WordPress Website Benefits of Sucuri for WordPress This article…
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Cyberwar: The Complete Guide
Not so long ago, stories about cyberwar started with scary hypotheticals: What if state-sponsored hackers were…
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Introducing Activity
Knowing what’s going on behind the scenes of your site is key to engagement and security….
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WordPress Activity Log – 7 Things You Should Be Tracking
When your WordPress website is small, it’s easy to keep tabs on everything that happens within…
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What’s PCI and why does it matter? | cPanel Blog
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3 Ways to Prevent Email Abuse | cPanel Blog
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An Overview of TLS 1.3 – Faster and More Secure
It has been over eight years since the last encryption protocol update, but the final version…
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The Importance of WordPress Two-Factor Authentication
We take security very seriously here at Kinsta and that’s why we offer two-factor authentication for all…
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In-Depth HTTP to HTTPS Migration Guide for WordPress
As of July 24th, 2018, Google Chrome is now be marking all non-HTTPS sites as “Not Secure.” Regardless…
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What is WordPress XML-RPC and How To Stop an Attack
The WordPress XML-RPC is a specification that aims to standardize communications between different systems. It uses HTTP…
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Enable Two-Factor Authentication on Your Account
Because we want to make WordPress.com accounts as secure as we can, we’ve made it easier…
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How to Lockdown Your WP Admin Login
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How To Remove The WordPress Admin User Account
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Speed Up and Secure Your Site With CloudFlare
The speed at which your site loads is becomig increasingly important. Not only does a speedy site provide a good user experience, but it’s becoming increasingly important from an SEO perspective – site speed is a factor that Google considers… -
Removing the WordPress admin file editor
How many times have you handed over a project to a client, only to receive a…
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How to rename the WordPress admin account
These days WordPress lets you choose an admin username when you create a new installation, but…
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WordPress Security Alert – TimThumb Image Resizing Script
In recent days a significant WordPress security threat has emerged. The root of it is the ability for unsavory types to compromise a very common image resizing script called TimThumb which is used in many WordPress themes and plugins. Through… - cPanel - WHM | Linux | Resources | Security
Apache logs
Issues with suhosin or mod_security , then best check your Apache error logs tail -f /usr/local/apache/logs/error_log
