Category: Security
Demystifying SSL Configuration Issues
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Lire la suite: Demystifying SSL Configuration IssuesDiscover how to properly activate your SSL with our step-by-step guide. Ensure that your website is secure by adjusting the settings and correctly redirecting traffic to HTTPS for optimal protection.
Password deemed safe
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Lire la suite: Password deemed safeHow to create a safe password. Learn some tips here to properly protect your email accounts and utility accounts? You will see among other things how to have the best password possible without it being complicated or difficult to remember.
3 Main Reasons Websites Are Hacked
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Lire la suite: 3 Main Reasons Websites Are HackedSo many reasons could explain the cyber criminality committed on the internet. You’ll find in this article three of the main reason why a cybercriminal would like to hijack your website. You’ve been told that your website security has always been, and will always be important, after reading this blog you will better understand why.
2 common website attacks: DOS and SQL Injection
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Lire la suite: 2 common website attacks: DOS and SQL InjectionHackers have many ways of attacking your website, and it’s important to stay up to date on the most common attacks so you can do what you can to prevent them from occurring. Malicious individuals can attack your data via your computer or they can infect an entire network. Two of the most common website…
Protecting your sensitive data from the POODLE vulnerability
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Lire la suite: Protecting your sensitive data from the POODLE vulnerabilityNote that Astral Internet customers can rest easy when it comes to the latest SSL vulnerability: our customers will be happy to learn that they are already protected from POODLE, as all of our shared cloud hosting clients (and clients with service included) are patched to protect against the POODLE security flaw.
DDoS Protection For Your Website
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Lire la suite: DDoS Protection For Your WebsiteSo what is the dreaded DDoS? A Distributed Denial of Service attack usually starts with hackers infecting thousands or even millions of unprotected servers and personal computers and turning them into zombies or bots. All these botted computers combine to create a massive network or botnet of compromised computers that will do whatever the hacker,…