Upcoming cPanel Price Updates in January 2021 As you may have heard, cPanel recently announced a universal price increase to their licenses for all partners, distributors, and cPanel store customers. To view cPanel’s new standardized pricing, please see here. These upcoming changes have a direct impact on every hosting provider in [ Read More… ]
To upgrade your WebSitePanel to SolidCP, please install the following update: https://ccp.my-hosting-panel.com/SolidCPInstaller.exe
If you ever used WordPress before, then you will know what a nuisance spam comments can be. WordPress is the most widely used CMS platform and thus it gets targeted by spammers on a regular basis in an attempt to create backlinks to their websites for SEO purposes or simply advertise their products. Sometimes the [ Read More… ]
Comment spam is an annoying problem for most of the CMS administrators, whether it is a Drupal, Joomla or WordPress, they all share this vulnerability to some extent. This article is a part of the series we are posting about the issue, focusing this time on Drupal spam prevention. Starting off with the most [ Read More… ]
This is a part of our series of articles on spam-prevention and this time we focus on how to stop spam on Joomla based sites. For those of you that manage WordPress or Drupal websites, please check the corresponding articles on the same topic. Becoming a spam target can be a serious issue for every [ Read More… ]
Many of us have, had or at least considered having a blog at one point or another. Blogs occupy a huge part of the internet, which has recently been confirmed by a study showing that 77% of the active internet users read them on a regular basis. What makes blogs a preferred option for [ Read More… ]
Most of us have, at some point, been a part of a contest, game or sweepstake on Facebook. Properly organizing games can bring a whole lot of fans to your page, without having to give a single dollar for advertising. However, there are some things you should know before attempting to popularize your Facebook page [ Read More… ]
For all of our customers that have Linux VPS with Plesk, below you can find how to further protect your WordPress site by creating an additional barrier to your wp-login page. 1. The first step is to create a user that will have access to your wp-login page. These login details are created in the [ Read More… ]
The solution described below (applies for all customers with SolidCP based hosting accounts) will provide you with an additional password for your wp-login page, thus increasing your defense against brute force attacks significantly. 1. Log in into your control panel 2. Create a FTP account that will be used mainly for access to WordPress. From [ Read More… ]
The solution described below (applies for All cPanel based hosting accounts) will provide you with an additional password for your wp-login page – which would increase your defense against brute force attacks significantly. 1. Log in to your cPanel and find the icon ‘Password Protect Directories’ which you can find under your Security section 2. [ Read More… ]
