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How To Redirect HTTP To HTTPS Using .htacces
How To Redirect HTTP To HTTPS Using .htacces
In order to force your web traffic to use HTTPS, edit the codes in the .htaccess file.
Before we move onto redirecting HTTP to HTTPS, here’s how you can edit .htaccess file. If you already know skip to Redirection steps.
Editing .htaccess File
There are instructions/directives in the .htaccess file that tell the server how to act in certain scenarios and directly affects how your website functions. Common directives in .htaccess file:
Redirects

Rewriting URLs
Ways to edit an .htaccess file
Edit the file on your computer and upload it to the server using FTP.

Use “Edit” mode in FTP program that allows you to edit a file remotely.

Use a text editor and SSH to edit the file.

Use the File Manager in cPanel to edit the file.
Editing .htaccess in cPanel File Manager
Note: Backup your website in case something goes wrong.
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Files > File Manager > Document Root for:

Now select the domain name you want to access

Check “Show Hidden Files (dotfiles)”

Click “Go”

After a new tab or window opens, look for the .htaccess file.

Right click on the .htaccess file and click on “Code Edit” on the menu.

A dialogue box may pop up asking about encoding. Click “Edit” button to continue.

Edit the file

“Save Changes” when done.

Test your website to make sure it is done correctly. In case, there is an error, restore to the previous version and try again.

Once you are done, click “Close” to close the window.
Redirecting HTTP to HTTPS
1. Redirect All Web Traffic
If you have existing code in your .htaccess, add the following:
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RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://www.yourdomain.com/$1 [R,L]
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RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} folder
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Note: Replace “yourdomain” with your actual domain name wherever required. Also, in case of the folder, replace /folder with the actual folder name.
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Branding cPanel Reseller Hosting: A Guide for Reseller Hosts
Branding cPanel Reseller Hosting: A Guide for Reseller Hosts
Does your reseller hosting business have a brand identity that sets it apart from the competition? In a ferociously competitive hosting industry, a custom brand can help your hosting services to stand out from the crowd, which is why cPanel & WHM® makes it straightforward to customize the cPanel® interface and establish a unique visual identity.
What is Reseller Branding in cPanel?
cPanel & WHM provides features for administering web hosting servers (WHM) and managing web hosting accounts (cPanel), but we also support a third type of account: reseller hosting. Unlike standard cPanel accounts, resellers can access some WHM features, and they can create and manage cPanel accounts for other users.
Reseller accounts are great for people who want to provide web hosting services but don’t want or need a full server’s resources. With cPanel reseller hosting, the reseller rents server space from a hosting provider, then parcels it out to clients, each of whom has a cPanel account that can be customized by the reseller.
cPanel & WHM provides two user interface customization options to resellers :
Brand customization in WHM.

Themes that override the default theme with brand colors, text, and icons.
In this article, we’ll use both to build a unique brand for cPanel reseller hosting with custom colors, content, and icons.
What You Need to Brand Your cPanel Reseller Hosting Interface
Before we get started, you’ll need the following:
A cPanel reseller account; we’ll be using features from both WHM and cPanel.

An understanding of HTML and CSS, although we’ll explain what you need to know to customize themes.

Command-line access. Most customizations can be made in cPanel & WHM, but a small number require shell access.

Brand assets, which might include a logo, color scheme, and template content.
With that in place, let’s begin!
Reseller Brand Customization in WHM
WHM’s Customization feature allows resellers to modify key aspects of the interface. This is where you choose a company name, logo, and other branded interface elements.
Log in to WHM with your reseller account and navigate to Customization, which you will find under cPanel in the sidebar menu.
On this page, you can:
Enter a company name, which will appear in the top left of cPanel’s navigation bar.

Upload a company logo for the primary and webmail interfaces.

Set a favicon, the small image in browser tabs.
You can also set links to your company’s help and documentation pages, which, by default, appear in the footer of cPanel pages.
Under each field in the form is information about the type of asset you should provide. For example, your logo should be approximately 250 px wide and 50 px high to fit cPanel’s layout. Ignoring this guidance can have an undesirable impact on the interface.
Once you have added your brand’s assets, open cPanel to see your newly-branded web hosting interface.
As you can see, we’ve added a new logo and a matching favicon. Customization is often all resellers need to brand client cPanel accounts, but it’s possible to change almost every design element. In the next section, we’ll show you how to create a theme and make it the default.
cPanel Reseller Hosting with a Custom Branded Theme
cPanel includes a default theme called Paper Lantern. We’re going to create a theme that overrides aspects of Paper Lantern with reseller branding. You could make a new theme from scratch, but overriding an existing one is more accessible to people who aren’t developers.
We’ll be working in the File Manager, so log in to cPanel with your reseller account and open File Manager.
First, we need to create a directory to contain our theme. Custom themes are stored in the var/cpanel/reseller/styled directory. If the styled subdirectory doesn’t exist, create it with the +Folder button.
Inside the styled directory, make a new directory and give it an appropriate name for your theme. Don’t use spaces in the filename. Use underscores instead, and cPanel will convert them to spaces in the interface.
Use the +File button to create a file inside your theme directory called styles.css. Be sure to use that filename, or your theme won’t work.
Open styles.css with the Edit button in the toolbar. We’re going to add CSS directives to override the defaults. Add the following CSS to your styles.css file and click Save in the toolbar.
.navbar-header {background-color: #3f7cac;}
This code:
Identifies the navigation bar with the .navbar-header CSS selector.

Defines the property we’d like to change, in this case, background-color.

Supplies a color as a
hex color code
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We don’t have the space to go into too many details about CSS here, but you can find lots of information at the
Mozilla Developer Network
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In the cPanel User dropdown menu, select Change Style, and click Apply on the theme you have just created.
Now that you are running your new theme, the navigation bar will change to the color you selected in CSS, in our case, a light blue.
You can change the color of most interface elements in this way, but there’s one problem. How do you know which CSS selector to use? We’ll explain how to find out with another example.
Finding CSS Selectors for cPanel Reseller Themes
We had a light blue navigation bar in the last image, but the menu section headers were a different color. Ideally, we want them to match, so we have to apply the same CSS transformation.
Fortunately, web browsers make it quite easy to find the right CSS selector. We’ll show you how it’s done in Google®  Chrome™ , but other browsers support a similar method.
Open cPanel and right-click on the element you would like to modify. Select Inspect from the menu.
The browser opens its web inspector with the code for the element you selected highlighted. To the right is a list of the CSS directives that influence that element. Find the one that controls the property you would like to change.
In this case, the selector is .widget-heading, so we can add the following CSS to our styles.css file.
.widget-heading { background-color: #3f7cac;}
Save the file and refresh cPanel. The navigation bar and menu items now match.
Finding the right CSS selector isn’t always so straightforward, but once you are familiar with the web inspector, you will quickly identify theme elements and write CSS to change them.
Customizing Reseller Theme Content in cPanel
In addition to modifying a reseller hosting accounts’ appearance, you can also insert or change text on cPanel pages. The page content is controlled by templates, and there are several that influence the content in the main page area.
Global header and footer templates, which affect every page in cPanel. They are named global_header.html.tt and global_footer.html.tt.

Feature-specific header and footer templates, named after each feature. For example, the FTP page’s templates are called ftp_page_header.html.tt and ftp_page_footer.html.tt
Header templates control content at the top of pages and footer templates at the bottom. Other cPanel features and interface elements have similar templates, which are described in
Guide to cPanel Interface Customization – UI Includes
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To add content to cPanel pages, we create the template files in the var/cpanel/reseller/includes/ directory inside the reseller’s hosting account. The includes directory does not exist by default, so you may need to create it.
Let’s add a welcome note to the top of cPanel pages. Follow the same File Manager process outlined in the previous section to create a file called global_header.html.tt in var/cpanel/reseller/includes/.
Open global_header.html.tt in the File Manager text editor, enter the following and click save.

Welcome to your cPanel account.

Refresh cPanel, and the new header message will be displayed at the top of every page.
In this way, you can add HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to any of cPanel’s reseller templates.
Customizing cPanel Reseller Icons
Our icons are designed to help users understand what cPanel’s tools do, but you can change them if they don’t work with your custom theme. We’ll replace the File Manager icon with a flat design that matches our custom logo.
You will need an image file that:
Is saved in the png format.

Has a maximum size of 48×48 pixels.

Has a transparent background.
Icons must be named for the feature they are associated with. In cPanel, features have an app_key, which is used in templates, icons, and other associated assets. You can find the app_key for icons in
Guide to cPanel Interface Customization – Appkeys
.
The app_key for File Manager is file_manager, so we’ll name our icon file_manager.png. Icons are stored in an icons directory within a custom theme. Navigate to your custom theme in File Manager and create a folder called icons.
Move into the new directory and use the File Manager’s Upload button to upload your icon image.
Finally, we need to generate the image sprite that cPanel uses to serve icons efficiently. Log in to the reseller account
with SSH
or open cPanel’s Terminal interface.
Run the following command, replacing “Reseller_Hosting_Theme” with the name you chose for your theme.
/usr/local/cpanel/bin/sprite_generator – theme paper_lantern – style Reseller_Hosting_Theme
Refresh cPanel, and your new icon will be displayed on the main page.
Make Your Reseller Hosting Theme the Default
The final step is to make the custom theme the default so that when resellers create a cPanel account, it has custom branding. However, before we do that, let’s create a preview image for the Change Style interface.
Take a 500×500 pixel screenshot of your new-look cPanel. Save the file as preview.png and use File Manager to upload it to the theme’s folder.
Select Change Style from the navigation bar’s user menu, and you will see the custom theme displayed with its new preview. While you’re here, click the Set as Default button to make it the default for new cPanel accounts.
In this article, we’ve shown you how to transform your web hosting interface into a custom branded UI with unique colors, content, and icons. cPanel & WHM’s flexible theming system gives hosts the tools they need to build a vibrant and impactful branded reseller hosting experience with a coherent and memorable visual identity.
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How to setup VPN with OpenVPN on CentOS 7
You will learn how to install OpenVPN on a CentOS 7 server and connect to OpenVPN from a client computer in this knowledge base.
Step 1: Install OpenVPN
Run to update the CentOS repository and packages.:
yum update -y
2. The OpenVPN package is not available for download from the normal CentOS repositories.

OpenVPN is ultimately accessible from the EPEL (Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux) repository.

Run this command to make the EPEL repository available:
yum install epel-release -y
3. Update the repositories again:
yum update -y

4. You can now install OpenVPN with the command:
yum install -y openvpn
Step 2: Install Easy RSA
The creation of a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) is the next step. Installing simple RSA, a CLI tool for setting up and managing a PKI Certificate Authority (CA), is necessary to accomplish this.
To encrypt VPN connections, Easy RSA enables you to create SSL key pairs and a local certificate authority (CA).
You can use the wget command to download the simple RSA package. Install wget if it isn't already there on your CenOS system by running:
yum install -y wget

2.Run the below command.
wget
https://github.com/OpenVPN/easy-rsa/archive/v3.0.8.tar.gz
3. Next, extract the downloaded archive:
tar -xf v3.0.8.tar.gz

4. Create and move into a new OpenVPN directory:
cd /etc/openvpn/

5. Then, create a subdirectory easy-rsa under the path /etc/openvpn:
mkdir /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa

6. Move the extracted directory into /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa:
mv /root/easy-rsa-3.0.8 /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa

To check whether you have successfully moved everything from the easy-rsa-3.0.8 directory,
move into easy-rsa with cd /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa and list the content with ls.
You should see a list of files and folders, as in the image below.
Step 3: Configure OpenVPN
After Easy RSA and OpenVPN have been installed, you may proceed to setting up the OpenVPN server.
You can set up the fundamental settings using the instructions in this section. It can be changed to suit your needs.
Be sure to return to the root directory before executing any of the instructions. To do this, enter the command cd in the terminal window.
The first step is to copy the sample server.conf file from OpenVPN’s documentation directory:
cp /usr/share/doc/openvpn-2.4.9/sample/sample-config-files/server.conf /etc/openvpn

If you cannot find the OpenVPN sample configuration file, search for its location using the find command:
find / -name server.conf

2. Then, open the copied configuration file with a text editor of your choice:
vi etc/openvpn/server.conf

The command opens the sample OpenVPN config file. The comments in the file begin with a hashtag # or a semicolon ;.
3. To set up the basic configuration, you need to uncomment the following lines by removing the semicolons.
topology subnet (makes the OpenVPN installation function as a subnetwork)

push "redirect-gateway def1 bypass-dhcp" (instructs the client to redirect traffic through the OpenVPN server)

push "dhcp-option DNS 208.67.222.222" (uses an OpenDNS resolver to connect to OpenVPN)

push "dhcp-option DNS 208.67.220.220" (uses an OpenDNS resolver to connect to OpenVPN)

user nobody (runs OpenVPN with no privileges)

group nobody (runs OpenVPN with no privileges)
4. To enable TLS authentication, create a static encryption key next.
To do that, locate the line tls-auth ta.key 0 and comment it by adding ; in front of it. Then, add a new line under it:
tls-crypt myvpn.tlsauth
Note: The DNS servers to use when connecting to OpenVPN are specified in the configuration file. It is set to utilise OpenDNS resolvers by default, so that is how we left it. Alternatively, you can change it to different DNS resolvers by modifying the push "dhcp-option DNS 208.67.222.222" and push "dhcp-option DNS 208.67.220.220" lines.
5. Save and exit the configuration file.
6. Finally, generate the static encryption key specified in the file with the command:
openvpn --genkey --secret /etc/openvpn/myvpn.tlsauth

Step 4: Generate Keys and Certificates
Create a vars configuration file using vars. example stored in the /easy-rsa/easyrsa3 directory. Move into the mentioned directory with:
cd /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/easyrsa3

2. You can list the contents using the ls command to check whether you have the vars.example file.
3. Copy the sample file vars.example under the name vars:
cp vars.example vars

If you list the files in the directory again, you should have a separate vars file that you can use to configure Easy RSA.
4. Open the vars file in a text editor of your choice:
vi vars

5. Scroll through the file and find the lines listed below.
#set_var EASYRSA_REQ_COUNTRY "US"
#set_var EASYRSA_REQ_PROVINCE "California"
#set_var EASYRSA_REQ_CITY "San Francisco"
#set_var EASYRSA_REQ_ORG "Copyleft Certificate Co"
#set_var EASYRSA_REQ_EMAIL "m
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"
#set_var EASYRSA_REQ_OU "My Organizational Unit"

6. Uncomment the lines by removing # and replacing the default values with your information.
7. Then, find the line specifying the KEY_NAME and change it to "server":
export KEY_NAME="server"

8. Finally, change KEY_CN to the domain or subdomain that resolves to your server.
export KEY_CN=openvpn.yourdomain.com

9. Save and close the file.
10. Clean up any previous keys and generate the certificate authority:
./easyrsa clean-all

11. Now, you can move on to building the certificate authority with the build-ca script. Run the command:
./easyrsa build-ca

You will be asked to set a CA Key Passphrase and a common name for your CA.
Note: To skip password authentication each time you sign your certificates, you can use the ./easyrsa build-ca nopass command.
12. Create a key and certificate for the server:
./easyrsa build-server-full server

13. Next, generate a Diffie-Hellman key exchange file by running:
./easyrsa gen-dh

14. For every client, you also need a certificate. Make a copy of them on the client machine after creating them on the server.
With the following command, we create a certificate and key for client1. You can modify the command by using a name of your choice.
./easyrsa build-client-full client1
15. Once you have generated the keys and certificates, copy them from pki into the openvpn directory. To do so, navigate to the pki directory by running:
cd /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/easyrsa3/pki

You need to copy four files in total:
ca.crt

dh.pem

ca.key

server.key
The first two files (ca.crt and dh.pem) are stored in the pki directory, while ca.key and server.key are in a subdirectory pki/private.
Therefore, copy ca.crt and dh.pem into the OpenVPN directory first:
cp ca.crt dh.pem /etc/openvpn

Then, move into the subdirectory private, and copy ca.key and server.key by running:
cd private

cp ca.key server.key/etc/openvpn

Step 5: Firewall and Routing Configuration
Set Firewall Rules
Start by checking your active firewall zone:
firewall-cmd --get-active-zones

The output will show your firewalld zone. In the example below, it is public.
2. Add the openvpn service to the list of services firewalld allows within the active zone. The active zone in our example is public. If your active zone is trusted, modify the command accordingly.
firewall-cmd --zone=public --add-service openvpn

3. Next, make the settings above permanent by running the command:
firewall-cmd --zone=public --add-service openvpn --permanent

4. To check whether the openvpn service was added use:
firewall-cmd --list-services --zone=public
5. Then, add a masquerade to the runtime instance:
firewall-cmd --add-masquerade

6. And make it permanent:
firewall-cmd --add-masquerade --permanent

7. Verify the masquerade was added by running:
firewall-cmd --query-masquerade

The output should respond with yes.
Routing the Configuration
Routing to your OpenVPN subnet should be done once you have finished the previous steps.
Create a variable that represents the primary network interface used by your server. In the command below, the variable is named VAR. However, you can create a variable under the name of your choice.
VAR=$(ip route get 208.67.222.222 | awk 'NR==1 {print $(NF-2)}')

2. Next, permanently add the routing rule using the variable created above:
firewall-cmd --permanent --direct --passthrough ipv4 -t nat -A POSTROUTING -s 10.8.0.0/24 -o $VAR -j MASQUERADE

3. Reload firewalld for the changes to take place:
firewall-cmd --reload

4. Move on to routing all web traffic from the client to the server’s IP address by enabling IP forwarding. Open the sysctl.conf file:
vi /etc/sysctl.conf

5. Add the following line at the top of the file:
net.ipv4.ip_forward = 1

6. Finally, restart the service:
systemctl restart network.service

Step 6: Start OpenVPN
To start the OpenVPN service, run the command:
systemctl -f start
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2. Then, enable it to start up at boot by running:
systemctl -f enable
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3. Verify the service is active with:
systemctl status
[email protected]
The output should respond that the OpenVPN service for the server is active (running).
Step 7: Configure a OpenVPN Client
Once the OpenVPN server is configured, you can configure your client computer and connect to the server.
As mentioned in Step 4, each client machine needs to have local copies of the CA certificate, client key, SSL certificate, and the encryption key.
Find and copy the following files from the server to the client machine:
/etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/easyrsa3/pki/ca.crt

/etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/easyrsa3/pki/client.crt

/etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/easyrsa3/pki/private/client.key

/etc/openvpn/myvpn.tlsauth
2. Then, create a configuration file for the OpenVPN client under the name client.ovpn on the client machine:
vi client.ovpn

3. Add the following content to the file:
client
tls-client
ca /path/to/ca.crt
cert /path/to/client.crt
key /path/to/client.key
tls-crypt /path/to/myvpn.tlsauth
remote-cert-eku "TLS Web Client Authentication"
proto udp
remote your_server_ip 1194 udp
dev tun
topology subnet
pull
user nobody
group nobody

Make sure to replace the bolded parts with your respected values.
4. Save and close the file.
Step 8: Connect a Client to OpenVPN
The instructions on how to connect to OpenVPN differ depending on your client machine’s operating system.
For Linux Users
To connect to OpenVPN, run the command:
openvpn --config /path/to/client.ovpn

For Windows Users
First, copy the client.ovpn configuration file in the C:Program FilesOpenVPNconfig directory.
2. Download and set up the OpenVPN software. The OpenVPN Community Downloads website has the most recent build available for download. OpenVPN should be launched when the programme has been installed.
3. Right-click the OpenVPN system tray icon and select Connect. To perform this task, you need administrative privileges.
For macOS Users
You can connect to OpenVPN from a macOS system using Tunnelblick (an open-source graphic user interface for OpenVPN on OS X and macOS).
Before launching Tunnelblick, make sure to store the client.ovpn configuration file in the ~/Library/Application Support/Tunnelblick/Configurations directory.
Conclusion
You should to have successfully installed and configured OpenVPN on a CentOS server after reading this guide. Additionally, you must to know how to use a client computer running Linux, Windows, or macOS to connect to the OpenVPN server.
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How to Install and Configuring NTP on CentOS
What is NTP?
Its name is fairly self-explanatory — the Network Time Protocol is a protocol used to synchronize internal clock times on computers in a network. This applies to synchronizing clock times with a server on the Internet, as well as synchronizing machines on a local network. It’s typically used in a client-server configuration, but also supports peer-to-peer time synchronization. NTP is used to sync to Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), while timezone management is handled by the operating system. Keeping correct time is particularly important for logging, networking, and even more so on clustered and distributed computer systems.
Now, we can’t really install a protocol but what we will actually be installing is the NTP daemon, or ntpd. Daemons are operating system programs that run in the background without needing any intervention. While computers are very intelligent, they are still just machines which are subject to small fluctuations in the electronic components. This can cause a time drift . A time drift is a small inconsistency in timekeeping. The NTP daemon will handle clock time syncing automatically by querying an NTP server at regular time intervals to correct those discrepancies.
Installing ntpd
Installations on CentOS and other RedHat based distributions are typically best handled best using the yum tool.
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systemctl start ntp

systemctl enable ntpd

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systemctl restart ntpd

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Add crontab to update after reboot

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add the following line and save

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How To Secure A WordPress Website
Introduction
WordPress is one of the most popular content management systems today, making it the first choice for building websites; thus, it’s most prone to security attacks.
This article will explain some common reasons why WordPress websites get hacked and how to secure any WordPress website with practical steps.
Before we get into that;
Is WordPress Secure as a CMS?
WordPress is amongst the most secure Content management systems in the market today.
Irrespective of what people say, if appropriately managed, it can withstand every known security attack.
This comes as no surprise as WordPress does have a vast number of contributors and a developer-rich ecosystem.
Installing just WordPress (Without any third-party plugins & Themes) is guaranteed to be secure as each WordPress version before the release goes through months of testing and patching.
Other Content Management systems like Joomla do not even come close to how to secure WordPress is.
Try coding your own custom CMS, and you’ll know just how hard and expensive it is to keep things secure, which WordPress manages to do well being an open-source application.
Is Your Hosting Provider Always to Blame?
Many times, WordPress site owners who have had their websites hacked or breached in some way tend to blame the hosting company.
This is hardly ever true as hosting companies spend thousands of dollars every year to maintain and keep their servers secure.
If they didn’t, they wouldn’t be offering services.
WordPress websites get hacked due to inadequate security implementations and no WordPress administrative security knowledge.
Why WordPress Websites Get Hacked And How to Secure them?
Over the years, attackers have found ways to exploit WordPress and gain access, but these can be prevented if appropriate measures are taken.
These are some of the most common ways WordPress Websites are breached and how to solve them.
Using Cracked / Nulled Themes & Plugins

Not updating PHP/ WordPress Version.

Using Outdated Themes & Plugins

Using FTP instead of SFTP or SSH

Using a Weak password & default Username

No two-factor authentication

No Activity logs
Using Cracked / Nulled Themes & Plugins
Nulled themes/plugins are the primary cause of WordPress sites getting hacked; using a nulled theme/plugin exposes your WordPress website to malicious scripts hidden in them.
To prevent your WordPress website from getting hacked, it is essential to only use and purchase themes/plugins from a marketplace like
ThemeForest
or directly from a developer’s store.
The nulled WordPress items provided for free on the internet will very often contain malicious code and backdoors, which can jeopardize not just your website but also an entire server.
To be super sure a WordPress theme or plugin isn’t infected with viruses and backdoors, you can run a
VirusTotal
Scan before uploading to your WordPress server.
Not updating PHP / WordPress Version.
Using an outdated version of PHP or WordPress has the possibility of exposing your WordPress websites to security attacks.
As time goes by, every web technology is improved, and new versions are released; the same is true for WordPress and PHP.
There are older versions of WordPress currently vulnerable to a variety of known attacks, likewise PHP.
It is essential to update your website when a significant WordPress and PHP version is made available as they are built with better and improved security.
How To Update WordPress Version
Step 1: Backup Your WordPress Website

Step 2: Log in to DashBoard & Navigate to Updates Tab

Step 3: Click on the Update Button

Step 4: Wait For The New Version to be Downloaded & Installed
Step 1: Backup Your WordPress Website
Before you update your WordPress website, you should always create a backup just in case something goes wrong.
New versions of WordPress can break some plugins and themes that have not been updated to their standards, so you must have a backup to fall back on.
Some WordPress updates also might fail and leave your entire website stuck in maintenance mode, and a backup can help you resolve such issues without stress.
You can try updating your Website’s WordPress version in a staging environment and then pushing it to your live website after testing.
Step 2: Log in to DashBoard & Navigate to Updates Tab
Login to your WordPress Dashboard, and just under the Dashboard Tab (First Tab on the left navigation bar), select the Updates sub-tab.
Step 3: Click on the Update Button
Once the tab content loads, you should see your current WordPress version and if a new version is available.
If a new version is available, an update button will be visible, which triggers the update process.
Click on the Update Now button and wait for the process to complete (automatically).
Step 4: Wait For The New Version to be Downloaded & Installed
Once the Version update process is complete, you should be greeted with a welcome screen for the version, which gives you a breakdown of all new features.
To remain safe, you should update your Site’s WordPress version as regularly as possible. They always come with security patches and new security policies that help protect your WordPress website from unknown threats.
Using Outdated Themes & Plugins
Every day, Websites like
WPScan
&
ThreatPress
report newly discovered vulnerabilities in WordPress Themes and plugins, after which developers of affected items fix and roll out an update to all their WordPress users.
Leaving your themes/plugins outdated for even an extra day after an update is made available could lead to a security breach.
The WordPress team introduced the plugin auto-update feature to combat this very security issue; enabling this feature or regularly updating all WordPress resources should keep your website protected from various cross-site and injection attacks.
It’s essential for running updates to be a part of your Website administrative tasks; it’s a route hackers take to gain illegal access to WordPress websites.
Using FTP instead of SFTP or SSH
Connecting to your WordPress server using a pure FTP connection is a sure way to get hacked.
These days it’s straightforward for attackers to use standard FTP vulnerable techniques like sniffing, spoofing, and brute-forcing to breach your server.
FTP is not secure as it relies on clear-text usernames and passwords for authentication with no encryption of any sort.
It’s just like HTTP but for file transfer.
Once a hacker gains access with FTP, they can edit your WordPress files and add malicious code to grant them access to your WordPress website (backdoors) and possibly every other website on that server.
It is advisable to always opt-in for SFTP or SSH for file management purposes, as these are built secure and have no common vulnerabilities.
Using a Weak password & Default Username
Bruteforce attacks are widespread when it comes to what attackers will try to access your WordPress backend.
Using a weak password makes the chances of getting hacked exponentially higher.
Screenshot of Breaches from haveibeenpwned.com
Passwords related to your website (i.e., websitename2021) are easy to crack as Bruteforce technology has improved over the years with dictionaries of common passwords from millions of compromised websites.
Couple a weak password with the default WordPress username (admin), and the chances of getting hacked increases.
Not only should your Administrative account’s username be unique, but it should also be hidden from prying eyes.
Creating an extra author account for managing and publishing content works well to hide your admin username.
The best solution to this problem is having a strong password spanning several unique symbols, numbers, and words that do not relate to anything about you.
A security plugin like
WP Limit Login Attempt
can further increase how secure your site is when faced with brute-forcing attacks.
No two-factor authentication
Two-factor authentication is a feature that keeps your WordPress website secure by adding an extra step to the login process.
Instead of the traditional username and password approach, you can add an Email or mobile number OTP (one-time password), which completely shut down anyone trying to gain illegal access.
Wordfence
offers an excellent Two-factor Authentication for WordPress, which is easy to configure for use.
No Activity logs
An activity log is an excellent way to keep track of what and who have gained access to your site; it keeps track of all actions taken on your WordPress website’s back end.
From New logins, file tempering to IP tracking.
It keeps a record of all the changes that occur on your website. With an activity log, you can be sure no one has gained access to your website apart from you or your staff.
This is an essential addition to WordPress security as it helps you track when and how attackers gain access if they ever do.
WP Activity Log
has all the features you’d need to have a proper activity logging system in place for any WordPress website.
It also comes with a few advanced features like triggers that make detecting breaches easier.
4 Easy Steps You Can Take to Secure Any WordPress Website
Change Your Password

Install WP Login Limit

Enable Auto Update For all plugins

Install & Configure WordFence
STEP 1: Change Your Password
The First thing you can do to secure any WordPress is changing from an easy password to something more complex.
A good password should include a string of random characters ranging from symbols, numbers to letters.
Make sure your password is nondescript and nondefinitive. You can also use the default WordPress password generator, which follows a secure password standard.
STEP 2: Install WP Login Limit
Still on login protection, limiting login attempts is a good way to stop brute-force attacks for good.
The lesser Login attempts an attacker has, the harder it will be to crack through.
Navigate to the Plugins repo on your WordPress dashboard and search for WP LIMIT Login Attempt, then Install and activate the plugin.
After activating the plugin, it automatically limits login attempts on your WordPress site to 5 tries per IP address, which is more than enough for an admin to log in but way too small for an attacker to brute-force.
STEP 3: Enable Auto Update For all Plugins
This is the most crucial step on this list and, if avoided, will possibly leave your website vulnerable.
First, you have to make sure you are using WordPress 5.6 as the auto-update feature is only available on this version.
Navigate to your Installed plugins sub-tab under the Plugins tab.
You’ll see the option to enable/disable auto-update at the right side of every plugin for all listed plugins on the right side of every plugin.
Make sure you turn this on for all plugins to avoid using outdated plugins with possible vulnerabilities.
You can also save time by doing this using the Bulk Edit Option on your plugin page, simply highlight all plugins, select enable auto-update, and click apply.
If you have any Nulled / Cracked plugins, you should remove them immediately from your WordPress website(s).
Also, do not install plugins that have not been updated for over 7-8 months, as these have most likely been abandoned and will often have loopholes hackers can exploit.
It’s all about updating WordPress resources (Plugins & Themes) as often as possible; it plays a significant role in keeping WordPress Secure.
STEP 4: Install & Configure WordFence
No WordPress website is entirely secure without a full-fledged security plugin, there are many in the market right now, but none come close to what WordFence offers.
For this step, you’ll need to install the WordFence Security Plugin, which comes with a powerful WAF (Web Application Firewall) that filters script requests and prevents all forms of injection/cross-site attacks.
Navigate to the Plugin repo and search for Wordfence.
Once you find the plugin, click on the install button and activate it. You can also install WordFence Login Security as an alternative to the two-factor authentication & Login limit plugins we recommended in previous steps that offer both features and even more.
Activate the WordFence Plugin and follow the simple setup wizard, and after that, your WordPress website should be secure enough to survive waves of attacks without any breaches.
Why Do We Recommend WordFence?
Apart from the fact that WordFence is Free, it also offers many advanced security features that no other plugin can for free.
Some of the features WordFence include; a Web Application Firewall (WAF), WordPress EndPoints Protection, Integrated Malware Scanner, Brute Force Protection (Login Attempt Limiter), Themes/Plugin integrity Checker (Vulnerabilities & Authenticity), Security Threat Check &  Notification, File Scanner, Two Factor Authentication, Bot protection (Captcha), IP Blacklisting, And Activity Logging (Monitor Visits & Hack Attempts).
It’s more like a full-fledged security suite that can implement a bulk of all security recommendations on any WordPress website in a couple of clicks.
You should install WordFence or another Full-fledged Security Plugin as this acts as a safety net for WordPress security.
Conclusion
This article has explained some common reasons why WordPress websites get hacked and how you can keep your WordPress websites secure.
We hope you found this guide informative and useful in improving your WordPress websites’ general security level.
As long as you take security seriously for all your WordPress websites and follow the tips in this guide, you can rest assured that attackers will hardly be able to breach your website backend.
Over here at VPSmalaysia, we take Server security very seriously and offer Servers optimized for WordPress security and performance with a 24/7 support team to help if you ever run into any issue.
Today, you can opt-in for one of our
Web hosting plans
and never worry about server security again while following this guide to keep your website safe from WordPress attackers.
If you have any questions about WordPress security, please do not hesitate to leave a comment below or contact our support team.
Introduction
WordPress is one of the most popular content management systems today, making it the first choice for building websites; thus, it’s most prone to security attacks.
This article will explain some common reasons why WordPress websites get hacked and how to secure any WordPress website with practical steps.
Before we get into that;
Is WordPress Secure as a CMS?
WordPress is amongst the most secure Content management systems in the market today.
Irrespective of what people say, if appropriately managed, it can withstand every known security attack.
This comes as no surprise as WordPress does have a vast number of contributors and a developer-rich ecosystem.
Installing just WordPress (Without any third-party plugins & Themes) is guaranteed to be secure as each WordPress version before the release goes through months of testing and patching.
Other Content Management systems like Joomla do not even come close to how to secure WordPress is.
Try coding your own custom CMS, and you’ll know just how hard and expensive it is to keep things secure, which WordPress manages to do well being an open-source application.
Is Your Hosting Provider Always to Blame?
Many times, WordPress site owners who have had their websites hacked or breached in some way tend to blame the hosting company.
This is hardly ever true as hosting companies spend thousands of dollars every year to maintain and keep their servers secure.
If they didn’t, they wouldn’t be offering services.
WordPress websites get hacked due to inadequate security implementations and no WordPress administrative security knowledge.
Why WordPress Websites Get Hacked And How to Secure them?
Over the years, attackers have found ways to exploit WordPress and gain access, but these can be prevented if appropriate measures are taken.
These are some of the most common ways WordPress Websites are breached and how to solve them.
Using Cracked / Nulled Themes & Plugins

Not updating PHP/ WordPress Version.

Using Outdated Themes & Plugins

Using FTP instead of SFTP or SSH

Using a Weak password & default Username

No two-factor authentication

No Activity logs
Using Cracked / Nulled Themes & Plugins
Nulled themes/plugins are the primary cause of WordPress sites getting hacked; using a nulled theme/plugin exposes your WordPress website to malicious scripts hidden in them.
To prevent your WordPress website from getting hacked, it is essential to only use and purchase themes/plugins from a marketplace like
ThemeForest
or directly from a developer’s store.
The nulled WordPress items provided for free on the internet will very often contain malicious code and backdoors, which can jeopardize not just your website but also an entire server.
To be super sure a WordPress theme or plugin isn’t infected with viruses and backdoors, you can run a
VirusTotal
Scan before uploading to your WordPress server.
Not updating PHP / WordPress Version.
Using an outdated version of PHP or WordPress has the possibility of exposing your WordPress websites to security attacks.
As time goes by, every web technology is improved, and new versions are released; the same is true for WordPress and PHP.
There are older versions of WordPress currently vulnerable to a variety of known attacks, likewise PHP.
It is essential to update your website when a significant WordPress and PHP version is made available as they are built with better and improved security.
How To Update WordPress Version
Step 1: Backup Your WordPress Website

Step 2: Log in to DashBoard & Navigate to Updates Tab

Step 3: Click on the Update Button

Step 4: Wait For The New Version to be Downloaded & Installed
Step 1: Backup Your WordPress Website
Before you update your WordPress website, you should always create a backup just in case something goes wrong.
New versions of WordPress can break some plugins and themes that have not been updated to their standards, so you must have a backup to fall back on.
Some WordPress updates also might fail and leave your entire website stuck in maintenance mode, and a backup can help you resolve such issues without stress.
You can try updating your Website’s WordPress version in a staging environment and then pushing it to your live website after testing.
Step 2: Log in to DashBoard & Navigate to Updates Tab
Login to your WordPress Dashboard, and just under the Dashboard Tab (First Tab on the left navigation bar), select the Updates sub-tab.
Step 3: Click on the Update Button
Once the tab content loads, you should see your current WordPress version and if a new version is available.
If a new version is available, an update button will be visible, which triggers the update process.
Click on the Update Now button and wait for the process to complete (automatically).
Step 4: Wait For The New Version to be Downloaded & Installed
Once the Version update process is complete, you should be greeted with a welcome screen for the version, which gives you a breakdown of all new features.
To remain safe, you should update your Site’s WordPress version as regularly as possible. They always come with security patches and new security policies that help protect your WordPress website from unknown threats.
Using Outdated Themes & Plugins
Every day, Websites like
WPScan
&
ThreatPress
report newly discovered vulnerabilities in WordPress Themes and plugins, after which developers of affected items fix and roll out an update to all their WordPress users.
Leaving your themes/plugins outdated for even an extra day after an update is made available could lead to a security breach.
The WordPress team introduced the plugin auto-update feature to combat this very security issue; enabling this feature or regularly updating all WordPress resources should keep your website protected from various cross-site and injection attacks.
It’s essential for running updates to be a part of your Website administrative tasks; it’s a route hackers take to gain illegal access to WordPress websites.
Using FTP instead of SFTP or SSH
Connecting to your WordPress server using a pure FTP connection is a sure way to get hacked.
These days it’s straightforward for attackers to use standard FTP vulnerable techniques like sniffing, spoofing, and brute-forcing to breach your server.
FTP is not secure as it relies on clear-text usernames and passwords for authentication with no encryption of any sort.
It’s just like HTTP but for file transfer.
Once a hacker gains access with FTP, they can edit your WordPress files and add malicious code to grant them access to your WordPress website (backdoors) and possibly every other website on that server.
It is advisable to always opt-in for SFTP or SSH for file management purposes, as these are built secure and have no common vulnerabilities.
Using a Weak password & Default Username
Bruteforce attacks are widespread when it comes to what attackers will try to access your WordPress backend.
Using a weak password makes the chances of getting hacked exponentially higher.
Screenshot of Breaches from haveibeenpwned.com
Passwords related to your website (i.e., websitename2021) are easy to crack as Bruteforce technology has improved over the years with dictionaries of common passwords from millions of compromised websites.
Couple a weak password with the default WordPress username (admin), and the chances of getting hacked increases.
Not only should your Administrative account’s username be unique, but it should also be hidden from prying eyes.
Creating an extra author account for managing and publishing content works well to hide your admin username.
The best solution to this problem is having a strong password spanning several unique symbols, numbers, and words that do not relate to anything about you.
A security plugin like
WP Limit Login Attempt
can further increase how secure your site is when faced with brute-forcing attacks.
No two-factor authentication
Two-factor authentication is a feature that keeps your WordPress website secure by adding an extra step to the login process.
Instead of the traditional username and password approach, you can add an Email or mobile number OTP (one-time password), which completely shut down anyone trying to gain illegal access.
Wordfence
offers an excellent Two-factor Authentication for WordPress, which is easy to configure for use.
No Activity logs
An activity log is an excellent way to keep track of what and who have gained access to your site; it keeps track of all actions taken on your WordPress website’s back end.
From New logins, file tempering to IP tracking.
It keeps a record of all the changes that occur on your website. With an activity log, you can be sure no one has gained access to your website apart from you or your staff.
This is an essential addition to WordPress security as it helps you track when and how attackers gain access if they ever do.
WP Activity Log
has all the features you’d need to have a proper activity logging system in place for any WordPress website.
It also comes with a few advanced features like triggers that make detecting breaches easier.
4 Easy Steps You Can Take to Secure Any WordPress Website
Change Your Password

Install WP Login Limit

Enable Auto Update For all plugins

Install & Configure WordFence
STEP 1: Change Your Password
The First thing you can do to secure any WordPress is changing from an easy password to something more complex.
A good password should include a string of random characters ranging from symbols, numbers to letters.
Make sure your password is nondescript and nondefinitive. You can also use the default WordPress password generator, which follows a secure password standard.
STEP 2: Install WP Login Limit
Still on login protection, limiting login attempts is a good way to stop brute-force attacks for good.
The lesser Login attempts an attacker has, the harder it will be to crack through.
Navigate to the Plugins repo on your WordPress dashboard and search for WP LIMIT Login Attempt, then Install and activate the plugin.
After activating the plugin, it automatically limits login attempts on your WordPress site to 5 tries per IP address, which is more than enough for an admin to log in but way too small for an attacker to brute-force.
STEP 3: Enable Auto Update For all Plugins
This is the most crucial step on this list and, if avoided, will possibly leave your website vulnerable.
First, you have to make sure you are using WordPress 5.6 as the auto-update feature is only available on this version.
Navigate to your Installed plugins sub-tab under the Plugins tab.
You’ll see the option to enable/disable auto-update at the right side of every plugin for all listed plugins on the right side of every plugin.
Make sure you turn this on for all plugins to avoid using outdated plugins with possible vulnerabilities.
You can also save time by doing this using the Bulk Edit Option on your plugin page, simply highlight all plugins, select enable auto-update, and click apply.
If you have any Nulled / Cracked plugins, you should remove them immediately from your WordPress website(s).
Also, do not install plugins that have not been updated for over 7-8 months, as these have most likely been abandoned and will often have loopholes hackers can exploit.
It’s all about updating WordPress resources (Plugins & Themes) as often as possible; it plays a significant role in keeping WordPress Secure.
STEP 4: Install & Configure WordFence
No WordPress website is entirely secure without a full-fledged security plugin, there are many in the market right now, but none come close to what WordFence offers.
For this step, you’ll need to install the WordFence Security Plugin, which comes with a powerful WAF (Web Application Firewall) that filters script requests and prevents all forms of injection/cross-site attacks.
Navigate to the Plugin repo and search for Wordfence.
Once you find the plugin, click on the install button and activate it. You can also install WordFence Login Security as an alternative to the two-factor authentication & Login limit plugins we recommended in previous steps that offer both features and even more.
Activate the WordFence Plugin and follow the simple setup wizard, and after that, your WordPress website should be secure enough to survive waves of attacks without any breaches.
Why Do We Recommend WordFence?
Apart from the fact that WordFence is Free, it also offers many advanced security features that no other plugin can for free.
Some of the features WordFence include; a Web Application Firewall (WAF), WordPress EndPoints Protection, Integrated Malware Scanner, Brute Force Protection (Login Attempt Limiter), Themes/Plugin integrity Checker (Vulnerabilities & Authenticity), Security Threat Check &  Notification, File Scanner, Two Factor Authentication, Bot protection (Captcha), IP Blacklisting, And Activity Logging (Monitor Visits & Hack Attempts).
It’s more like a full-fledged security suite that can implement a bulk of all security recommendations on any WordPress website in a couple of clicks.
You should install WordFence or another Full-fledged Security Plugin as this acts as a safety net for WordPress security.
Conclusion
This article has explained some common reasons why WordPress websites get hacked and how you can keep your WordPress websites secure.
We hope you found this guide informative and useful in improving your WordPress websites’ general security level.
As long as you take security seriously for all your WordPress websites and follow the tips in this guide, you can rest assured that attackers will hardly be able to breach your website backend.
Over here at VPSmalaysia, we take Server security very seriously and offer Servers optimized for WordPress security and performance with a 24/7 support team to help if you ever run into any issue.
Today, you can opt-in for one of our
Web hosting plans
and never worry about server security again while following this guide to keep your website safe from WordPress attackers.
If you have any questions about WordPress security, please do not hesitate to leave a comment below or contact our support team.
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How To Add And Change Language In Windows Server 2012
How To Add And Change Language In Windows Server 2012
Step 1
Open Control Panel.
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Select "Add a language" under " Clock and Region.
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Click " Add language" and select your preferred language to add. For example Chinese(Simplified). Once done choosing, click "Add".
Step 4
Click on the completely downloaded language and click "Move up"
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Click on "Options", then click "Download and install language pack" and wait for the language pack to be completely downloaded
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Reboot your VPS either from VPS Control Panel or from your VPS desktop.
For Mt4 Users, your language will also be changed.
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