Password Guessing Brute Force Attacks
Sucuri KB: Brute force, or password guessing, attacks are very common against websites and web servers. They are one of […]
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Let’s Encrypt Passes 100 Million Certificates Issued, Will Offer Wildcard Certificates in January 2018
Let’s Encrypt, the free and open certificate authority that launched in 2016, has issued more than 100 million certificates as of June
Security, WordPress
Adding Free SSL Certificates to WordPress with Let’s Encrypt
An SSL certificate encrypts the connection between your site and your visitors’ browser so hackers can’t steal personal information. SSL
Ecommerce, Security
Better understanding of the Target breach through Credit Card anatomy
Adrian Sanabria of 451 Security posted a detailed explanation of two different security codes for a credit card: one that
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How to Block Bots from Seeing your Website
Jim Walker (The Hack Repair Guy) offers something very valuable to prevent a possibility of a hack: a comprehensive list
Security, WordPress
Cleaning Up Your WordPress Site with the Free Sucuri Plugin
Sucuri who are famous for their great security services came up with a Free WordPress plugin to help with cleaning
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Five Easy Pieces of Online Identity
Interesting writing on forming and managing an online identity: Five Easy Pieces of Online Identity
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Introduction to Website Parasites
What do parasitic organisms and hackers have in common? They both benefit from their host and harm the host in
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Exploit-Me
Exploit-Me is a suite of Firefox add-on created to test web applications for Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), SQL injection, and access