SPF Record SPF stands for (Sender Policy Framework). An SPF record is an outline of all servers permitted to send/dispatch messages from your domain. Essentially, this diminishes the chance of […]
Before we even start on the checklist, let us first get some things straight and make no mistake about it: becoming the best and the top WordPress develop is going […]
How to Make Custom PHP Changes Using a .user.ini File
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Different software will require you to have custom php .ini file or have a customized PHP configuration which can differ from increasing the upload limit and even adjusting the memory […]
How to Choose Your Hosting Provider?
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The only thing permanent in this world is change. You must keep this in mind when you choose a hosting provider. You must be able to grow within a hosting […]
The SSL certificates are useful as they encrypt and thus protect data. This makes them invaluable for organizations or people who have to deal with credit card information, ID’s and […]
WordPress is an open source tool for website and blogging. This tool operates on php and MySQL and currently includes over 22,000 plug-ins. They enable you to customize it to […]
The default setting on Magento enables it to use a two level cache backends from the zend framework. This means that the system stores its cache records in two different […]
GHOST: glibc vulnerability (CVE-2015-0235)
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A potential security vulnerability was found in the glibc library, which has been assigned CVE-2015-0235 and is commonly referred to as ‘GHOST’. All versions of glibc shipped with all variants […]
The Google Penguin is Back, But Does It Say Anything New?
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Google Penguin visits once a year and this is the third appearance. Needless to say that many website owners tremble at the arrival of humble Penguin because it can change […]
I know it is annoying isn’t it? Every time you open your email to check out important messages what you find is a long list of unwanted messages and you […]
In 1960s, that’s when the term hacker came into being and was the first time when the word came into use. The invention of the word was by a group of […]
POODLE: SSLv3.0 vulnerability (CVE-2014-3566)
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Google has announced that they have discovered a vulnerability in SSL v3 which has been named as POODLE. This vulnerability in the SSLv3.0 protocol, has been assigned CVE-2014-3566 by Redhat […]
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