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Bounce back messages to non existent email addresses at my domain
Was my account hacked? In all likelihood, no. If you are receiving emails to your domain (even...
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Contact Forms / Email Injection
Contact forms are often abused by spammers. Since most webmasters carefully hardcode the...
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Guide to .htaccess
There is a lot of confusion when it comes to .htaccess. This section is meant to resolve those...
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How can I prevent my site from being hacked?
Typically, most sites are hacked because of older and exploitable software, or world-writeable...
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How can I use mod_security rules to protect my site?
As a company, we utilize mod_security rules which are global to all sites. We do this to help...
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How to test SMTP AUTH using Telnet
Below are instructions on how to test SMTP AUTH against a mail server using Telnet and entering...
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I think I have been hacked
The first step you should follow is save the raw logs for your site to your home computer. You...
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Problems Sending Mail
Are you receiving bounceback messages when you try to send mail? This may be due to the server...
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SPF Records
What does SPF stand for? Sender Policy Framework What is SPF used for? Primarily it is used to...
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What is CPU/Memory/MySQL abuse?
First, it must be made clear that CPU/Memory usage is different than bandwidth usage. Users...
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