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BNবাংলাTurvalisus ja SSL
The security basics every website should have, explained without jargon. We cover SSL certificates and their expiry, HTTPS redirects, security headers and software versions that should not be visible. Articles show what visitors see when something is wrong and how browsers warn them away. Each guide gives clear steps you can hand to your host or developer. We also explain how monitoring catches an expiring certificate before customers notice. A safe site protects both your visitors and your search rankings.
29. sept 2026 · 8 min lugemistWordPress xmlrpc.php: What It Does and When to Disable It
WordPress xmlrpc.php is an old remote access door often abused for password guessing and pingback attacks. Learn who needs it and how to block…
29. sept 2026 · 8 min lugemistUploads Folder Security: How to Block PHP Execution
Attackers love hiding scripts in the uploads folder. Learn why, how to block PHP execution there on Apache and Nginx, and how to test…
29. sept 2026 · 7 min lugemistNulled Themes and Plugins: The Real Cost of Free Premium
Nulled themes and plugins often hide backdoors, spam links and redirects, and never get security updates. Learn the risks, the signs and how to…
29. sept 2026 · 7 min lugemistTLS 1.3 Explained: Why It Is Faster and How to Enable It
TLS 1.3 makes HTTPS connections faster and removes weak cryptography. Learn what changed, how to check your server and how to enable it safely.
28. sept 2026 · 8 min lugemistX-Content-Type-Options: nosniff and Safe MIME Types Explained
X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff stops browsers from guessing file types, closing a path for disguised scripts. Learn how MIME sniffing works and how to set it.
27. sept 2026 · 7 min lugemistWebsite Security Audit Checklist: What to Check and in What Order
A practical website security audit checklist: HTTPS, certificates, headers, software, access, backups, DNS and e-mail, ordered by impact with clear targets.
25. sept 2026 · 7 min lugemistSSL Certificates Are Moving to 47 Days: What Site Owners Must Do
Maximum SSL certificate lifetimes are falling step by step to 47 days by 2029. Learn the timeline, who is affected and how to prepare…
24. sept 2026 · 8 min lugemistHow to Automate SSL Renewal With Certbot (and Verify It Works)
Set up Certbot so Let's Encrypt certificates renew automatically: timers, reload hooks, DNS challenges behind CDNs, dry runs and checks for silent failures.
23. sept 2026 · 7 min lugemistOutdated Plugins and CMS Versions: A Safe Update Strategy
Outdated plugins are the most common way websites get hacked. Learn how to update the CMS, plugins, themes and PHP safely, often, and without…
22. sept 2026 · 7 min lugemistWebsite Security Checks for Agencies: A Repeatable Client Process
A practical process for agencies to check client website security: baseline audits, monitoring, clear reports, responsibilities and turning findings into work.
21. sept 2026 · 7 min lugemistDomain Hijacking: How to Protect Your Domain Name and DNS
Losing control of your domain takes down your website and e-mail at once. Learn how domains get hijacked or expire and how to lock…
20. sept 2026 · 7 min lugemistCertificate Transparency Logs: Every Certificate for Your Domain
Every public SSL certificate is recorded in certificate transparency logs. Learn how to search them, what to look for and how to monitor your…