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Category: General Discussion
Dirty Cow Vulnerability – Check How Dirty It Is?
November 16, 2016 / General DiscussionDirty cow vulnerability mainly affects major Linux Operating Systems. Below is the impact of this vulnerability – Existing for nine years, the Dirty Cow vulnerability is found in the Linux…
Unique and Shared IP addresses-What You Need to Know
October 24, 2016 / General DiscussionWhenever you type a website address into your browser. The address (say for example the web address: (www.domainnamehere.com) is translated into a set of numbers known as an “IP address”.…
A common issue when hosting a website on a shared server is: do you need to use a dedicated IP address. Why not just stick with the shared IP address?…
Why and How to Disable Mod_Security?
July 5, 2016 / General DiscussionAn Apache module that helps to secure your website from several attacks is called Mod_security. Commonly known exploits blocked with mod_security by using regular expressions and rule sets. It helps…
My Website is Not Working
June 28, 2016 / General DiscussionIf you have a website, whether for business or leisure. You may have found certain days when your website just doesn’t load. There could be an array of reasons for…
Generally, considered to be an advanced firewall, CSF blocks external IPs (Inbound Connections) to avoid Brute force attacks or attacks similar to that (Multiple login failures, hacking attempts, etc.) on…
HTTP Status and Error Codes
June 6, 2016 / General DiscussionHTTP status and error codes are responses given by the website servers. The status codes are informational codes while HTTP error codes show an error. The purpose of these codes…
Linux Server Security: SELinux or Systemd?
June 1, 2016 / General DiscussionThe security of a Linux server is always a sensitive issue. Here is what Greg Kroah-Hartman thinks about SELinux (he is one of the project developers of systemd). The recent…
The ‘du’ command in Linux is a standard Unix/Linux command to check the capacity of the disk used by files and directories on a machine. There are several parameter options…