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How to easily set up WAF module protecting your NGINX powered websites in Fedora Linux. Install prebuilt NGINX WAF module.
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WordPress Security WordPress is the most popular CMS for running a website. As such, it is the target for all kinds of malicious bots. The most effective way of reducing security risks associated with WordPress is the proper server configuration. Secure WordPress NGINX configuration must be built on the assumption that any unknown script is […]
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We review and approach to secure NGINX configuration for WordPress prevents launching malicious scripts and only allows core and plugin files execution
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Fight SPAM registration in Magento 2 by fixing… Magento 2.
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Here’s how to easily install ModSecurity for NGINX in CentOS/RHEL 8.
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Suppose you’re running Mautic on CentOS 7 machine. You’ve created a signup form and placed it on the front page of your website. The form is very simple: an input for an email address and Subscribe button. Bots are hitting it hard. They submit email addresses to your form, your database of subscribers have lots […]
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