We are still waiting to see package updates on the latest exploit for Linux affecting many distributions. However, this is a fairly remote scenario and does not affect any of our clients because we generally do not see web hosting…
Congratulations. You are already a successful entrepreneur. Because of that, you know that the work never stops, and there’s always room for improvement. Improving your business isn’t just about identifying shortcomings or fixing problems. It’s also about making strategic changes…
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a rather vague term used to describe interconnectivity between various web-enabled everyday objects. For example, phones were one of the first devices to be connected to the internet, but now we’re seeing watches and…
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EasyApache 4 and you! For all cPanel administrators, EasyApache is a commonly used tool for setting up and configuring all your Apache needs. It lets us use an easy to navigate web GUI to configure and compile Apache and PHP…
Transferring email can be done many different ways and can be quite difficult without the right tools. The tool imapsync, included in the EPEL repository, allows for the easy transfer of emails from one server to another. All that is…
Upon request of changing all the passwords on a server, we created a script to change all the passwords on a cPanel server. This script enables passwords to be changed from the command line, sends a list of users to…
Last week, cPanel released version 11.46 to its Release tree which is what most servers run on. Many servers have already gotten the latest version or will in the next couple of days. There are, however, a couple of requirements…
One of the most commonly installed utilities on a Linux system, Bourne Again Shell(Bash), was vulnerable to a serious Remote Code Execution vulnerability. These vulnerabilities were documented as CVE-2014-6271 and CVE-2014-7169. This allowed an attacker with the ability to execute…
Recently we have noticed a large amount of hits to the xmlrpc.php files within WordPress installations and have been causing server loads to rise. This is due to functionality in WordPress called pingbacks that is being used to perform DDOS…