How to install the ModSecurity NGINX module in CentOS/RHEL 8
by Danila Vershinin, February 20, 2020
Here’s how to easily install ModSecurity for NGINX in CentOS/RHEL 8.
Read More...Protect your signup forms from SPAM with NGINX and CleanTalk
by Danila Vershinin, September 6, 2019
Suppose you’re running Mautic on CentOS 7 machine. You’ve created a signup form and placed it on the front page of your website. The form is very simple: an input for an email address and Subscribe button. Bots are hitting it hard. They submit email addresses to your form, your database of subscribers have lots […]
Read More...Magento, PayPal, libcurl and RedHat = crazy together
by Danila Vershinin, May 16, 2019
How a bad warning can be misleading and corrupt systems
Read More...NGINX honeypot – the easiest and fastest way to block bots!
by Danila Vershinin, April 6, 2019
Increase your NGINX server security using NGINX honeypot approach. Quick and reliable way to reduce load from bots.
Read More...How to install Malware Detect in CentOS/RHEL 7 or 8
by Danila Vershinin, January 8, 2019
How to install and use Malware Detect (maldet) in CentOS/RHEL 7 servers
Read More...Sane use of rkhunter in CentOS 7
by Danila Vershinin, November 21, 2018
Sane use of rkhunter with yum updates. Get rid of unnecessary notification fatigue.
Read More...Proper Magento Fail2ban Configuration
by Danila Vershinin, September 4, 2018
Protect your Magento like a real PRO using adapting banning powered by Fail2ban
Read More...Dissecting HTTPS redirect requirements of HSTS
by Danila Vershinin, August 5, 2018
Understanding the implications of HSTS header on the HTTP canonical redirects.
Read More...Modern approaches to secure websites in 2018
by Danila Vershinin, August 3, 2018
Some of the things you really want to take care about to secure your website.
Read More...Magento 2 Security Checklist
by Danila Vershinin, June 24, 2018
When you prepare to launch your Magento 2 website, security is one of the primary areas of concern. Whether you plan to accept credit card data directly on your website, or on a payment provider’s pages – you are required to achieve PCI compliance. Otherwise, you’ll find your business at risk of being banned from […]
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