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In the past 24 hours, two critical flaws in Intel, AMD and ARM CPUs were publicly released to the public. Both of them were originally discovered last year by Google’s Project …
Spectre and Meltdown CPU vulnerabilities: what you need to know Read More
If you need to replace the default timezone of your Linux installation with your own timezone you can do that using the timedatectl command, a new utility for the distributions …
How to set Time, Timezone and System Clock in Linux CentOS, Fedora & RHEL using timedatectl Read More
In this article we'll show you how to create a self-signed TLS/SSL certificate and configure it in Apache or Nginx web server to allow secure, encrypted connections. This tutorial will …
How to create a self-signed TLS SSL certificate for Apache or NGINX to accept HTTPS requests on port 443 A handy guide explaining how to create a self-signed SSL certificate for your NGINX or Apache web site with Linux CentOS 7.x to accept HTTPS requests on port 443 Read More
In the latest days we've published a number of Nginx-related post that might be useful for those who want to implement a FastCGI-Cache or a Proxy-Cache solution to speed up their …
Web Site Caching without a Reverse Proxy: how to cache web pages using Apache, mod_cache and mod_cache_disk Read More
2017 has been another crucial year for JavaScript: if there was still someone thinking that the <script> tags wouldn't have a leadership role on web development, it has now become impossible to …
Angular, React and VueJS - The Rise of Client-Side Frameworks in 2017 Read More
Among the many good reasons leading more and more Linux System Administrators to migrate from Apache Web Server to Nginx, performance plays a decisive role: not only Nginx is arguably …
How to cache your website using NGINX and FastCGI in CentOS 7 with PHP FastCGI Process Manager PHP-FPM Read More
We already explained the basics about HTTP Security Headers in this previous post: it's now time to put these concepts into action and implement them within our Apache-based web site …
Apache - How to setup the httpd.conf file to send HTTP Security Headers with your web site (and score an A on securityheaders.io) How to setup the httpd.conf to secure all your Apache-hosted websites with the required HTTP Security Headers and get A rate from securityheaders.io scan. Read More We already explained the basics about HTTP Security Headers in this previous post: it's now time to put all these words into action and learn how we can implement them …
IIS - How to setup the web.config file to send HTTP Security Headers with your web site (and score an A on securityheaders.io) How to tweak your web application's web.config file to secure your Windows + IIS hosted website with the required HTTP Security Headers and get A rate from securityheaders.io scan. Read More
Did you ever heard the statement "a fish rots from the head down"? This phrase is often used to blame the leadership for the failure of an organization, but it …
What are HTTP Security Headers and how to properly implement them in IIS, Apache and Nginx to secure your web site Read More
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