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...
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...
cPGuard now supports Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
You can install cPGuard on various operating systems with or without control panels. We are happy to announce that we have added Ubuntu 22.04LTS to the supported Operating Systems list. So now you can install cPGuard on Ubuntu 22.04 with or without control panels. We...
WordPress Core Files Cleanup with cPGuard
The file cleanup engine is an important part of the scanner module and that helps to automate removing file injections/infections without any manual effort. The importance of such cleanup is when any core file required for the website is infected and quarantined, and...
Repeated PHP File Injections
Injecting bad code into a legitimate file or inserting a bad file into an application folder is a very common type of virus attack. But there are some specific cases where repeated file injection happens to the same file or folder. In such cases even if the scanner...
Some points that you need to notice about cPGuard V4
We are happy to announce that we expect to start cPGuard v4 client beta testing by the first week of April 2022. Version 4 of cPGuard is not just a typical update with some UI improvements and new features. It is a complete revamp which introduces a fresh UI with an...
Release note for cPGuard version 3.69
We have released cPGuard version 3.69 on January 26 2022 and the update is available on all servers automatically. We encourage our customers to make sure that they use the latest version always as we follow sequential updates and every update is applicable for the...
SQL Injection Vulnerability Discovered in WooCommerce – Generic SQL Injection Attacks
On 15th July 2021, a critical SQL-injection security vulnerability in the WooCommerce e-commerce platform and a related plugin was reported which might affect millions of websites around the world. The vulnerabilities were detected on the 13th of July and fixed in...
Malware in nulled WordPress themes…The story continues…
The subject is pretty familiar for most of the WordPress developers and people who maintain the websites. Everyone who takes their website security seriously will honor the advice but there are still some people who wish to take short-cuts and install nulled themes...
Do we really need resource comsumption settings for cPGuard?
What do you mean by resource consumption? Every software needs some resources to run on a system and perform its operations. The amount of resources each program need is different and depends on the task it performs. Softwares that need to run multiple algorithms, do...