Moving Beyond Fail2ban with cPGuard’s Native LFD
Next-Gen Brute-Force Protection: Why You Should Switch from Fail2ban to cPGuard LFD Securing your servers against relentless brute-force and web-based attacks requires agility, speed, and deep integration. For years, Fail2ban has been the standard tool for monitoring...
cPGuard Elevates Webuzo Security with New User-Level Plugin Integration
We are thrilled to announce a significant enhancement to the cPGuard ecosystem: the immediate availability of a user-level plugin for the Webuzo control panel. In our latest release, we have bridged the gap between server-side security and end-user control. This...
CSF Retired – Meet the new cPGuard Firewall
For many years, ConfigServer Firewall (CSF) was the go-to solution for Linux server security. It provided simple firewall management and IPS/IDS features that became staples in server hardening guides across the industry. In the early days, cPGuard also relied on CSF...
CSF Is Officially Retired. What’s Next for cPGuard Users?
The End of an Era: CSF Is Officially Retired. What’s Next for cPGuard Users? For nearly two decades, ConfigServer Security & Firewall (CSF) has been an indispensable tool for Linux administrators—a trusted first line of defence against malicious IPs. Its deep...
Database Scanning with cPGuard
Website infections are no longer limited to just files — increasingly, attackers are targeting databases as well. Once a vulnerability is discovered, malicious actors can inject harmful code directly into the database. This can result in Redirection of visitors to...
cPGuard AI Scanner: The Future of Website Malware Detection
Revolutionizing Website Security with the cPGuard AI Scanner Introduction At cPGuard, website security is our top priority. We understand the risks that malware infections pose—compromised sensitive data, damaged website reputations, and unexpected downtime. That’s...
cPGuard’s Latest Features: Enhanced Protection Against DoS Attacks and AI Bot Crawling
New Features in cPGuard In the ever-evolving world of web security, staying ahead of cyber threats is critical. cPGuard, a robust security solution, has introduced new features to its IPDB (IP Database) module, designed to block denial-of-service (DoS) attacks and...
Introducing Enhanced WordPress Management in cPGuard: Simplify Security and Updates
Managing multiple WordPress installations on a server has long been a challenging task for administrators. Each installation comes with its own set of themes, plugins, and potential security vulnerabilities, making it difficult to keep everything up-to-date and...
Bad Crawler Protection in WAF Configuration: Enhancing Website Security
In our ongoing commitment to protect your websites from unwanted traffic, we've recently introduced new ruleset in the Web Application Firewall (WAF) configuration named "Bad Crawler Protection." This update replaces the legacy "RBL Protection" rules set. We've phased...
WordPress CVE Vulnerability Monitoring and Patching Using cPGuard
In our ongoing commitment to enhance website security, we have explored various options to monitor and patch vulnerabilities in WordPress and its components. Given that WordPress holds a significant share of compromised websites, particularly in shared hosting...
What’s New with cPGuard in June 2024
2024 has been an engaging year for our team, bringing numerous features and improvements to cPGuard. We've added enhancements to existing modules, with several more innovations still in development. As we reach mid-2024, let's discuss the major updates available now...