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How to Improve Your Website Security Posture – Part II

How to Improve Your Website Security Posture – Part II

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/sucuri/blog/~3/_kBqlUcYSz8/improve-your-website-security-posture.html In the first post of this series, we discussed some of the main website security threats. Knowing the website security environment is a vital part of a good website...

1password vs. Dashlane

https://perishablepress.com/1password-vs-dashlane/ I was a 1password user for years. Thought it was great, everything I needed without not too much bloat, ads, etc. Then one day 1password locked everyone out. As in can’t log in with the master password. So no...

Blocking the “ReallyLongRequest” Bandit

https://perishablepress.com/blocking-reallylongrequest-bandit/ While browsing server logs, I kept seeing these super long request URIs that begin with “YesThisIsAReallyLongRequest…” and then the request string just keeps going for like 1 kilobyte...

WordPress and the Blank Target Vulnerability

https://perishablepress.com/wordpress-blank-target-vulnerability/ For those who haven’t yet noticed, WordPress now adds rel=”noopener” attributes for any external links added via the link Quicktag in the Visual/RTE. So if you enable the option,...

An Extensive Plan of Action for WordPress Security

https://pagely.com/blog/wordpress-security-action-plan/There’s no nice way to put this, so I’m just going to come out and say it: WordPress websites are prime targets for hackers. It’s not that WordPress itself is […] Source: Security...
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