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Tag Archives: security
WordPress Blog Page Versus Post Tutorial
WordPress, at least the one we look after, structures it’s blog content on … top menu driven content being controlled by Edit Page (terminology) arrangements (as far as the admin user is concerned) … versus … the other downaways content … Continue reading →
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Tagged admin, blog, category, codex, content, data, database, dropdown, edit, editing, header.php, menu, mixed content, MySql, page, permalink, PHP, post, programming, protocol, search, search string, security, software, tag, textarea, tutorial, url, user, webpage, Wordpress
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Denial of Service Attack Survival Defence Tutorial
When there is a rush for online ticket sales you will often see the symptoms of a Denial of Service attack … In computing, a denial-of-service attack (DoS attack) is a cyberattack in which the perpetrator seeks to make a … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, apache httpd, configuration, connection, crontab, denial of service, denial of service attack, DOS, flood, httpd service, IP address, korn shell, Linux, operating system, ps, report, restart, security, service, start, tutorial, watchdog, wc
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Secure Password Sharing Tutorial
We hope most readers are aware that to share information such as … passwords usernames … using email or SMS is not such a great idea security wise. Perhaps the phone is better, but if you want a goodish online … Continue reading →
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Tagged Access, AES, Chat, chatbox, communication, Crazy Domains, decryption, diagnosing, encryption, expiry, inform, information, login, password, PrivateBin, recipient, secure, security, sensitive, trust, trusted, tutorial, url, username, web host, web hoster, web hosting, web server
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AlmaLinux Web Server Malware Scanning Tutorial
If you maintain a computer it can be reassuring to have access to some quality Malware Scanning functionality (often part of an AntiVirus suite of functionality located, for us, in amongst the cPanel functionality of our AlmaLinux WHM Linux web … Continue reading →
AlmaLinux SSH Access Fail2ban and Firewall Protection Tutorial
For us, we just want to get on with the programming. But what if something is welling up, that might stop you “getting on”? We saw this on our “soon to be” dedicated virtual AlmaLinux Apache/PHP/MySql web server, for RJM … Continue reading →
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Tagged Access, AlmaLinux, brute force attack, command line, configuration, dedicated hosting, dnf, domain, fail2ban, firewall, firewalld, install, Linux, login, password, port, protection, security, ssh, tutorial, Virtual Host, web server
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Pandoc Install and Public Face Sharing and Security Tutorial
It’s interesting thinking on today’s work, further to yesterday’s Pandoc Install and Public Face Tutorial, teaming … sharing … and … security … ideas and concepts do not feel like likely “conceptfellows”. But these two ideas share the same repository, … Continue reading →
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Tagged audio, dnf, document, email, exec, ffmpeg, image, install, installer, Linux, media, Package Manager, pandoc, PHP, programming, security, serverside, share, sharing, SMS, temporary, tutorial, video, web server
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Linux Find and/or Locate Files/Directories Application Extensions Tutorial
A lot of us have FOMO … ie. Fear of Missing Out … over something. One that worries us, running a web server, is the fear of missing out on the daily report we get regarding software on the RJM … Continue reading →
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Tagged command line, cron, crontab, date, datetime, email, executable, extension, file, file extension, find, fomo, korn shell, Linux, modified, operating system, report, script, security, shell, web server
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PHP Upload Security Tutorial
Perhaps our PHP Upload Primer Tutorial shows us a little “green around the gills” regarding “uploading”. Let’s face it, there is quite a bit more malicious activity going on with the net that means the discussion back then did not … Continue reading →
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Tagged accept, audio, browse, browsing, capture, content, content generator, dialog box, exec, extension, file, file browsing, file extension, file size, finfo_file, finfo_open, form, getimagesize, image, malicious, malware, media, mime type, moderation, PHP, programming, rename, renaming, security, serverside, tutorial, upload, uploader, video, web server
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