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If you mean brute force attacks against usernames, one of the easiest methods is to use HTTP Auth on the login and /admin areas. This is good if you have just a few authors/users. We've seen man...
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We've been seeing this problem as well. It is due to a a core dump from cpanel processes itself. The files are usually in /usr/local/cpanel/base I think they are coming from cpdavd but we did...
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You could have an issue with your CA Bundle. Make sure that you install the CA Bundle in addition to the certificate. For some SSL vendors, they use a special CA bundle with their wildcard certif...
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This sounds like a cPHulk issue. I've seen situations where your IP can get blocked. You will want to whitelist your IP or IP range once you get into the system.
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Within the confines of WHM's editor, I think you can use a static route. static_route: driver = manualroute transport = remote_smtp route_data = ${lookup{$domain}partial-lsearch{/etc/staticrout...
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DAT files are used by MS Windows. There's no specific application. Most likely, attackers are using your server to distribute this file as part of a larger malware attack. You can check your we...
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You may also want to try WHM's built-in terminal. That may get you to the command line so you can check the logs. Perhaps some part of the sshd config is corrupted.
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hostedemail.com is OpenSRS's email hosting services. I think the manually blacklisted means a recipient has blacklisted your server's address or IP. You can setup a feedback loop here:
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You did not specify your versions of MySQL, but if you need MySQL 5.5/5.6, you need to make adjustments before you install cPanel. If you host offers a recover console, I would just have them ins...
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I see these scans often. The log snippet you provided did not show the error code. Did these sites send true 404 errors? I've seen some WP plugins cause issues with 404's. They route the req...