gryzli
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Let say I'm able to install hardened version as an alternative version (for example in /usr/local/php5.2). What would be the right way of setting this version as default server-wide one ?
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Try one of the following: 1. Change the Order statement to: "Order Allow,Deny" Or 2. Move the "Deny from all" at the beginning
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Hi JonTheWong, I have written some "really ugly" perl script as an api parser, which could be used for both calling WHM API/Cpanel Api/ Uapi calls, with some error handling. In order to use it, y...
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Hi quizknows, The multicall requests cause significant load. WP uses a processing intensive hashing algorithm. Being able to check multiple passwords with one POST request causes that single requ...
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We too have struggled with the "nscd madness". ======== Guys(cPanel ones), enabling those kind of services "by default" while they weren't running is a really "crap deployment behaviour". This ser...
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I'm not sure what exact you are using, but combining Ansible with cPanel Api parser script is very powerfull (by my opinion). If you have something like cpanel_api.[php|pl|....] you could set alm...
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There is a big chance to gain access again if you restart your server (usually hosting providers, have such an option for your vps/dedicated server/).
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I think that by default cPanel doesn't use any intermediate-caching-systems (varnish, nginx proxying ...or whatever). Is your site/domain using any third-party services like CloudFlare, which cou...
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The problem is that multicall requests are not the only trouble. In fact multicall request give the attacker better chance to guess your passwords with less number of requests and most of the times...
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Have you considered incremental tar/rsync backups ? How much files / storage you are backing up ?