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...
cPGuard version 4.83 performance updates
We released cPGuard version 4.83 on September 5th with some improvements in the core to increase the software efficiency and to reduce resource usage along with other bug fixes. Key modifications in this latest release of cPGuard include: Virus database amendments Our...
Maxer Hosting: How the Hungarian based Webhosting company integrated cPGuard into their custom control panel
Security concerns on a shared server In shared hosting, security is a tough battle. Web Hosters must consistently secure and update all their servers, as stipulated by their security policies. However, in multi-website environments like shared servers, the imperative...
WordPress Security – Secure WordPress sites in cPanel/Plesk/DirectAdmin or any web server using cPGuard
WordPress is a well-known Content Management System ( CMS ) that is powering millions of websites around the world. Along with its popularity to build and manage websites, it is also the hot target of various types of attacks. A WordPress website hosted on a server...
cPGuard integration with Enhance Control Panel
We are so happy to announce that cPGuard integration with Enhance control panel is enabled from version 4.65. We have been working hard over the past weeks to complete the supporting scripts in the standalone version and now almost all functions will work fine on...
Vulnerability fixed in WordPress Elementor Pro plugin – How cPGuard handles it
The vulnerability As many of you are aware already, there is a critical vulnerability reported in the WordPress Elementor Pro plugin, which is installed on millions of websites. Though they have already released a patched version already, there are still many websites...
Find malware in a cPanel user account
What is malware in web hosting? Malware is a generic term for any type of malicious software written specifically to harm a network, system, or user. In the web hosting domain, this usually means a back door, an injection, or a phishing kit that is uploaded to a user...
WordPress core checksum verification and check suspicious cPanel user activity in cPGuard version 4.58
We have released cPGuard version 4.58 recently with 2 major features added. We believe the latest features will be helpful for our customers to automatically manage abusive attempts to compromise an account/website and send alerts to the end user and the server...
DirectAdmin ModSecurity Web Application Firewall – DirectAdmin WAF
What is Web Application Firewall ( WAF )? A web application firewall (WAF) is a security layer that can work with your web server or in front of your web server that monitors and filters incoming traffic to the web application. The duty of the WAF is to block...
cPanel ModSecurity Web Application Firewall – cPanel WAF
What is Web Application Firewall ( WAF )? A web application firewall (WAF) is a security layer that can work with your web server or in front of your web server that monitors and filters incoming traffic to the web application. The duty of the WAF is to block...
Secure websites in Webmin/Virtualmin, Webmin antivirus/antimalware
Secure Webmin/Virtualmin Hosting Nowadays it is very challenging to keep the websites on your server safe and secure. You can always expect an attack or attempt to compromise your website by attackers, especially towards popular CMS like WordPress. So it is laborious...