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Category: <span>Web Security</span>
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Category: Web Security

Keeping Records of Users

Keeping Records of Users

Web hosts, Domain registrars, PayPal, Themes, Plugins, Website platforms, Email, … We have so many digital assets, and each of those assets has users.

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A Deeper Look into Public and Private SSH Keys

A Deeper Look into Public and Private SSH Keys

A very good Q & A from StackOverflow prompted this discussion of SSH keys

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How to Backup your Website

How to Backup your Website

The reason to back up your website is so that you can replace it or move it.

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Is it a Hack, or is it a Bug?

Is it a Hack, or is it a Bug?

When something goes wrong on your website, it’s difficult to tell whether the problem is whether something is broken due to a technical error or  due to a malicious action.

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About Secure Certificates (SSL)

About Secure Certificates (SSL)

“They” say that you should have a secure certificate for your website, but what is a secure certificate?

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FireFox Discussion and 2018 WordFence Discusses FireFox Vulnerability

FireFox Discussion and 2018 WordFence Discusses FireFox Vulnerability

Hackers would love to get into this memory area and use it to control your computer. The most critical problems in this Firefox vulnerabilities are the ones that could potentially allow a hacker into the memory of your computer.

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Comment Spam: When the Good Guys Can Find Your Site …

Comment Spam: When the Good Guys Can Find Your Site …

When the Good Guys Can Find Your Site … so can the bad guys! And, some of the bad guys will try to load your site with Comment Spam.

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As the Hacked Site Turns, Episodes 1 – 3

As the Hacked Site Turns, Episodes 1 – 3

A while back, montanawebmaster.com was hacked. As I worked through the hack, I posted my findings on Facebook.

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When Google Search Console Helps You Find a Hacked Site

When Google Search Console Helps You Find a Hacked Site

3 times, a check of Google Search Console helped me figure out that a site was hacked.

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“If You Have One Backup, You Have No Backups”

“If You Have One Backup, You Have No Backups”

I had a hacked client website situation where we had to go through several months of backups to find a copy that didn’t have the compromised code.

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Categories

Website Security

  • Keeping Records of Users
  • A Deeper Look into Public and Private SSH Keys
  • How to Backup your Website
  • Is it a Hack, or is it a Bug?
  • About Secure Certificates (SSL)
  • FireFox Discussion and 2018 WordFence Discusses FireFox Vulnerability
  • Comment Spam: When the Good Guys Can Find Your Site …
  • As the Hacked Site Turns, Episodes 1 – 3
  • When Google Search Console Helps You Find a Hacked Site
  • “If You Have One Backup, You Have No Backups”

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