by Editorial Staff Do you want to add HTTP security headers in WordPress? HTTP security headers allow you to add an extra layer of security to your WordPress website. They can help block common malicious activity from affecting your website performance. In this beginner’s guide, we’ll show you how to easily add HTTP security headers in Read More
Category: Apache
How to Update WordPress to 6 Manually.
Summa’s notes 1, You may need to stop the httpd service first if you are using a non-hosting platform. For example, I am using Centos Stream, to stop the web service, systemctl stop httpd.service When the update is finished, to start the httpd service, systemctl start httpd.service 2, I skipped the steps for deactivating and Read More
How to Configure Security Headers in Nginx and Apache
Introduction HTTP security headers are very important part of website security as it protect you against different types of attacks including, XSS, SQL injection, clickjacking, etc. When you visit any website from your web browser, your browser requests it from the web server where the web site is hosted on. The web server then responds Read More
How To Fix a Missing Content-Security-Policy on a Website
by: Kent Ickler Content-Security-Policy-What-What? Content-Security-Policy is a security header that can (and should) be included on communication from your website’s server to a client. When a user goes to your website, headers are used for the client and server to exchange information about the browsing session. This is typically all done in the background unbeknownst Read More
How to Fix “Composter detected issues in your platform” – Need PHP Extensions
Some times, your website went down due to a PHP error like below. Most likely, a certain plugin has been updated automatically. For my particular case, the problem came from the “Profile Builder”. The solution for this is easy. Getting the “bcmath” installed. That is it. In addition, I would like to set this plugin Read More
How to Enable Cloudflare Content Delivery Network (CDN) for Free and no Plug-in required
By: Brad Litwin Here’s how to set up Cloudflare for your website in three steps: Create a Cloudflare account and add your site. Update your domain name servers and choose a plan. Review your Cloudflare security settings. See below for detail. No one likes a slow website – that much is obvious. The problem is Read More