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Webhosting Security-Best Practices and Concerns

To many IT professionals, webhosting security means protecting websites from hackers and malicious codes. But most of the time we forget to consider that  websites security depends on a number of components such  as server , application , database, scripts etc. One of the most important aspects of webhost security is to ensure continuous operation and disaster recovery of web services. This post aims to develop a broader picture that can help you to take necessary steps to ensure your sites continuous operation. [Read more…] about Webhosting Security-Best Practices and Concerns

Types of Virtualization Technology-Advantages vs. Disadvantages

Virtualization helps to integrate several servers into a  physical server in such a way that every server appears  as a standalone server to the users. The three types of  popular server virtualizations are OS virtualization, hardware emulation and paravirtualization. [Read more…] about Types of Virtualization Technology-Advantages vs. Disadvantages

20 Forensic Investigation Tools for Windows

To investigate Windows system security breach for any potential security breach, investigators need to collect forensic evidence. Microsoft has developed a number of free tools that any security investigator can use for his forensic analysis. This post will give you a list of easy-to-use and free forensic tools, include a few command line utilities and commands. [Read more…] about 20 Forensic Investigation Tools for Windows

Top 10 Cloud Computing Security Issues

From security perspective, not all types of data of an organization are  equally important for successful  business operation. Depending on business criticality, some  data need to be more secured. The enormous computing power of cloud attracts businesses to put their data in the cloud, but many of the businesses do not have any decisive policy that defines  which data to put in the cloud and what not to. This post highlights top 10 cloud security issues and  risks that an organization needs to consider before migrating their mission critical data to the cloud.

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Cloud Privacy Issues and Questions for Users

Though various types of cloud are available to serve various types of customers,  they all serve the same purpose-offer IT resources and services to customers accessible via web browser.  The hardware and software powering the clouds always stay behind the customer’s eye-thus when we hear the term “cloud” it papers to some of us as an black box. The aim of this post to help you decide how to choose a cloud service provider, irrespective of the size of your business. The following are the list of questions that you might ask to your cloud vendor: [Read more…] about Cloud Privacy Issues and Questions for Users

Types of Backup-Difference between full, incremental and differential backup

Data backup gives us a sense of assurance that our data can come back to online no matter what happens to our system. Whether you are a backup administrator or a IT auditor, having a clear understating of the backup types will help you develop a strong backup strategy for your critical data and system files. This post aims to distinguish the difference between the major types of backups. At the end of reading this post you will be able to  decide what types of backup suits you the best. [Read more…] about Types of Backup-Difference between full, incremental and differential backup

How to Protect Networks against Advanced Evasion Techniques(AET)

Evasion techniques evade the exiting network security devices such as signature based  IPS and firewalls to enter the internal network to deliver exploits in servers. Most of the Intrusion detection and prevention system rely on attack signatures to identify malicious strings in the traffic. The strings used to evade the devices are not malicious themselves. Their main purpose is to pass through IDS without triggering alarms.  [Read more…] about How to Protect Networks against Advanced Evasion Techniques(AET)

How to audit Linux CentOS Security with Lynis

Hardening Linux security may seem to be a daunting task for new Linux administrator and security auditor if they try to do it manually. Lynis automates the process of Linux security audit, which is widely used by system administrator, IT security auditor and  security specialists. When you run Lynis to scan a system, it generates a report and suggestions that helps to patch up the security loopholes. The following are the procedures that you can perform straightway without anyone’s help. [Read more…] about How to audit Linux CentOS Security with Lynis

How to Check BlackListed IP of WebServer and Website

The purpose of this post is to show a layman how to check if a IP is in the blacklist of white list.

You may need to buy a webhosting plan  for your website, and after configuring your site you discovered that your site fails to deliver emails. If that is the case,  you need to check if the IP address assigned to your site by your hosting provider is in white list or black list. A number of reasons make an IP blacklisted such as spamming, malicious activates etc. whatever is the reason, you need to make sure that if you have a IP with clean records. [Read more…] about How to Check BlackListed IP of WebServer and Website

How to Disable Root Login Via SSH in Linux

Having the option of logging in to your server with SSH is essential for some web administrators, but logging in your server with root credentials via SSH is always unsafe. By the word root credentials, I mean that you should not remotely login with your server with root user name, rather use a less privileged user to login to your server and then use the “su” command to login as a root user.

So, the purpose of this post is to show you:

  • How to disable SSH with root username?
  • How to enable a normal user to login with SSH?
  • How to use root username after login with less privilege user name?

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