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There are various means to perform DDoS Attacks, from HTTP floods to Slowloris’ lingering connections. While differing widely in their methods, [almost] all of them require connections to your server; and lots of them. The good news is most attacks can be detected using a few simple commands, which not ...
Article by: Chris Marks It is increasingly important to ensure that any data sent to websites is transmitted using encryption to protect visitors to the site. SSL certificates provide a method to encrypt data during transmission to the server. Any ubuntu server is capable of providing secure connections to sites ...
Manage Auto SSL , One of the new features introduced in latest cPanel. The Manage Auto SSL interface allows you to manage the AutoSSL feature, which automatically installs domain-validated SSL certificates on users' domains for the Apache and Dovecot services. In order to manage the feature follow the steps Login ...
Follow the templates below to secure your server from being used in a DDOS attack. CISCO IOS This is a template IOS configuration that should work for most sites, but pay attention to the comments and notes. If your IOS devices synchronize with a device that is capable of MD5 ...
Follow These Instructions to Lock Your DNS Server Down These changes restrict recursive and caching lookups to only the IPs blocks listed in the configuration. A recursive look up is when a DNS server gets queried for a domain which it isn't authoritative, for example if you queried your nameserver ...
Login to Plesk with the admin user On the left hand side menu bar, select Tools & Settings under the Server management section. On the next page, click on the Firewall option under the security section. On the Firewall page, make sure that the Firewall is ON as shown in the ...
Login to Plesk with admin user On the left hand side menu, click on Customers under Hosting Services section. Click on the customer for which you want to change the password. On the customer information page, which is the next page, click on Change login info button. Edit the username, ...
Login to Plesk with admin user At your left hand side under “Hosting Services” section click on Domains and it will show you all the hosted domains on the server. Now click on the website or domain for which you want to enable the SSL support. On the next screen, ...
Login into Plesk with admin user Once logged in, on your left hand side under Server management section click on Tools & Settings Now on your right hand side panel, under Security section, click on the option of Additional Administrator Accounts On the next page of Additional Administrator Accounts click ...
Login in to Plesk as the admin user Under Hosting Services click on Domains for which you want to create the password protected directory. On the right hand you will see the list of the domains that are hosted on the server. Click on the domain for which you want ...