Tag Archive: hacked

Nov
05

Vpsville Review

vpsville

Regular readers of this blog will know that I have recently moved all my web hosting to a new provider following a devastating hack of one of my dedicated servers which was hosted with Ultrahosting. I had a bad experience with Ultrahosting support and will not be using them again in the future. I have …

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Sep
22

11 Ssh Security Tips

In another post following on from the recent server hacks that I have suffered. I have been researching server security. SSH security is something that I have always been fairly strong on, but I wanted to check I was doing everything possible. Here is a list of things that you should do to improve the …

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Sep
21

Twitter Hacked

Twitter Hacked

So its not just my site that gets hacked… Twitter are currently hacked with big blue letters across the screen and something trying to work through logged in users to send direct messages and tweets

Sep
20

20 Tips To Increase WordPress Security

I have recently been blogging about how my web servers have been compromised. I am fairly sure that the attackers gained access to the server via WordPress. I use WordPress as the backbone to 90% of my sites, this being so it is critically important that it is secure. I have therefore been researching methods …

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Sep
19

New Web Servers

The last two months have been a real problem for my web hosting. I have blogged here before about how I have been hacked. This last week the server has hacked again and phishing software installed. I was in the process of setting up a new server anyway but this has put the pressure on …

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Jun
07

Linux And Open Source Is Inherently Insecure

The title of this blog post will be a scandal in many people’s eyes; however, I will justify what I mean later in this post. In the technical circles there are many that continually bash the big commercial software companies, Microsoft, Apple, Adobe and so on for producing software that contains bugs and security flaws …

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