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Backup your website in cPanel

Written by WebHosting Moderator   
Tuesday, 22 January 2008

Backing up your website is an important task to perform on a regular basis as a precautionary measure, just in case your files are somehow lost or become corrupted. Luckily this is a fairly simple process which can be done in a few clicks through cPanel.

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Securing your Joomla Website

Written by Website Tutorials   
Tuesday, 03 October 2006

In addition to understanding the threats, and implementing general defensive strategies, it is important to know more specific details about security in Joomla, as well some specific examples of how to implement security strategies.

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Securing Your Zencart Store

Written by Website Tutorials   
Tuesday, 03 October 2006

SSL Security Protection Tips
Without applying extra efforts to your connection on the internet you are wandering around an unsecured environment. Before you make administrative modifications to secure Zen cart and its database, you need to equip yourself with secure ways to make these modifications. Otherwise if someone is watching / listing to the information you transmit, it might not be long before your private business information becomes public. The bare minimum tools you should have are a shared SSL and FTP over SSL/TLS. These tools will encrypt the information you transmit and receive.

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OSCommerce Security Upgrades

Written by Website Tutorials   
Tuesday, 03 October 2006

An update to the osCommerce 2.2 Milestone 2 version has been released that addresses security related issues and bug reports that exist in the released version.

It is recommended for osCommerce 2.2 Milestone 2 store owners to apply the changes to their installations due to the security issues and bug reports that have been fixed. The changes involved are minimal, do not break compatibility with contributions, and further strengthens the security of the shop installation.

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PHP SafeMode ON register_global OFF

Written by Web Hosting Editor   
Tuesday, 03 October 2006

AUSWEBs new server security policies require PHP safe-mode ON and register global OFF
Below you can find some guidelines regarding fixing your shopping cart software

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Vandalism and Hacking

Written by Website Tutorials   
Tuesday, 03 October 2006

Vandals often use hacking techniques to deface a website or destroy data and files, but there are also those who just want to steal resources (make use of other peoples’ servers without their knowledge or permission) or to cover their tracks by stealthily making use of hardware owned by legitimate businesses to carry out processing for illegal operations or to relay spam and viruses to others.

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How to upgrade the embedded phpBB forum within phpNuke

Written by Website Tutorials   
Sunday, 01 October 2006

If you've recently installed phpNuke with Fantistico (it's at the bottom of your Control Panel - if you haven't seen it - go look), you may have noticed that the phpBB version is about 5 releases out of date.
The most recent version of phpBB is 2.0.21, but the version within the phpNuke 7.8 Release is 2.0.15. However, before you run out and download the standalone updates/patches for phpBB, please keep reading.

This is a special version of phpBB that is designed to run inside and with phpNuke, so DO NOT simply patch phpBB with the "official version" from phpbb.com. This WILL break some of the functionality of the embedded version. Your gonna have to do a little bit of work, but it'll be worth it. You will be required to download some files, unzip them, upload to your webspace, and then run 4 URLs from your browser.  Please note that this is a file-by-file update - and you cannot patch all in one fell swoop. It still will probably only take 10 minutes - and you'll have a much more secure version of phpBB.
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Microsoft Hit with Another Zero-Day Attack

Written by Web Hosting Editor   
Saturday, 17 February 2007
By Brian Prince

Hackers have painted a bull's eye on Microsoft Word and Office programs yet again, and this time they seem to have hit their mark

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