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How to Secure Your WordPress Login from Brute-Force Attacks
Bots hammering your wp-login page? Learn practical ways to secure your WordPress login — limit attempts, 2FA, strong passwords — and stop brute-force attacks.
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How to Harden Your cPanel Account: A Security Checklist
Lock down your hosting account. Follow this cPanel security checklist — strong passwords, 2FA, SSL, backups, malware scans — to keep your sites safe.
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What Is a Wildcard SSL Certificate and When Do You Need One?
One certificate for every subdomain. Learn what a wildcard SSL certificate is, how it differs from a standard one, and when it's worth having.
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How to Set Up a Web Application Firewall (WAF) for Your Site
A WAF filters malicious traffic before it hits your site. Learn what a web application firewall does and how to set one up with cPanel tools or Cloudflare.
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How to Check If Your Website or IP Is Blacklisted
Emails bouncing or visitors warned away? Learn how to check if your domain or IP is blacklisted, why it happens, and how to get removed.
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How to Force AutoSSL to Renew a Free SSL Certificate
Free SSL certificate not renewing automatically? Learn how AutoSSL works and how to force it to run and reissue your certificate in cPanel.
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What Is a DDoS Attack and How Does VernalWeb Protect You?
Learn what a DDoS attack is, how it can take a website offline, the warning signs, and how VernalWeb helps protect your site against attacks.
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How to Enable Leech Protection in cPanel
Stop shared or stolen passwords being abused. Learn how to enable Leech Protection in cPanel to block accounts whose logins are being widely shared.
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How to Fix Common SSL Certificate Errors
Seeing a security warning on your site? Learn how to fix common SSL certificate errors like name mismatch, expired certificates and mixed content.
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How to Create Strong Passwords and Keep Your Accounts Safe
Weak passwords are the number one way accounts get hacked. Learn how to create strong passwords, manage them safely, and add extra protection.
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How to Spot and Avoid Phishing Emails
Protect your accounts from scammers. Learn how to spot and avoid phishing emails, the red flags to watch for, and what to do if you receive one.
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How to Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) in cPanel
Add a second layer of security to your hosting. Learn how to enable two-factor authentication (2FA) in cPanel using an authenticator app, step by step.
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How to Scan Your Account for Malware with Imunify360
Worried your site is infected? Learn how to scan your hosting account for malware with Imunify360 in cPanel and clean up any infected files safely.
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How to Protect Your Site with ModSecurity in cPanel
ModSecurity is a firewall for your website. Learn what it does, how to turn it on or off per domain in cPanel, and how to handle false positives.
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What Is an SSL Certificate and Which Type Do You Need?
Learn what an SSL certificate is, how it protects your website, and which type — DV, OV, EV or wildcard — is the right choice for your needs.
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How to block an IP Address in cPanel
If you want to stop someone from visiting your website, you can use IP Blocker in your cPanel control panel to block a single or more IP addresses or fully qualified domain names (FQDNs). People from…
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How to Fix SSL Mixed Content Issues on Your Website
What Is SSL Mixed Content? SSL mixed content occurs when your site is loaded over a secure HTTPS connection, but other resources on your site (such as images, icons, videos, CSS or JavaScript) are…
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How to install a Let's Encrypt SSL Certificate
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) has become one of main keys behind the success in Online Businesses. It enables a server to create a encrypted connection with a browser so that no third party can breach…
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How to Install Let's Encrypt SSL Certificate from cPanel
You will only be able to install Let’s Encrypt SSL Certificates from cPanel if your Hosting Service Provider has already installed Let’s Encrypt in their Server. Here is a step by step guide on How…
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Install Let's Encrypt on VPS or dedicated server
Let’s Encrypt is a open source SSL Certificate which is completely free to use. You can use it for as many domains as you want. If you are using our Shared Hosting, you can install Let’s Encrypt…