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Yes, just add the following to the .htaccess file located in the public_html folder: php_flag register_globals on
IFrame Injection Attack is considered one of the most common and most basic cross site scripting (XSS) attacks. If you have recently got an iframe attack to your website, do not panic. Here are a few things that you can do immediately after you discovered that your website has been a victim of an iframe injection attack. An example of a malicious IFRAME injection code 1. Take your website ...
WordPress is giving error on image upload : "image.jpg" has failed to upload due to an error "Missing a temporary folder." If you are receiving this error please follow these simple instructions below: 1. Create a "tmp" folder in your WordPress root directory with 777 permissions. This can be done by your FTP program. 2. Also create a "php.ini" file in same location. 3. Add the following in p...
This can be done via your php.ini file by adding the following line: allow_url_fopen = On The php.ini file is where you declare changes to your PHP settings. You can edit the existing php.ini, or create a new text file in any subdirectory and name it php.ini.
Yes, we can install SSL for an Addon domain name. Every SSL certificate requires a domain name and a dedicated IP address. Shared web hosting accounts can host multiple domains, but all of the domains share the same IP address. We can only assign one IP address per account, therefore we can only allow one private SSL certificate per cPanel. If you need multiple SSL certificates or multipl...
WORDPRESS SECURITY Wordpress is being used by a lots of users as it is user-friendly in developing sites and is available free of cost. Despite these advantage it has many loopholes that cannot be ignored. Wordpress team is continuously working and bringing forth new versions to the market but still the vulnerabilites are increasing every day on the internet. Some of the security loopholes in ...
TIPS TO SECURE YOUR JOOMLA SITE Securing your site is rather easy, if you know what, where, and how it needs to be completed. This article may only scratch the surface, but will provide you with enough advice to perform a major upgrade in your site's security in a few, easy steps. 1. Change The Default Database Prefix (jos_) Most SQL injections that are written to hack a Joomla! website, t...
This is a concern to many of us Hosters and after some in-depth research, it would seem the most likely cause is that your personal computer is infected. Strange as that may sound, hackers are using a variation of Trojans to infect personal computers and then use your own FTP login information, to change the Index page and/or other targeted pages on your own site. Therefore we request you to scan ...