cPanel Forks CSF (ConfigServer Firewall) and Will Maintain the Product for Its Users
ConfigServer Firewall (CSF) is no more. cPanel has noticed this and decided to pick up maintenance. And probably not much more.
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ConfigServer Firewall (CSF) is no more. cPanel has noticed this and decided to pick up maintenance. And probably not much more.
Read MoreMost to-do management systems are highly opinionated. The specifics of what you need to get done are what you put into it, but how you track those tasks and organize them is within the paradigm presented by the application. Other systems present you with a wide variety of tools and it's up to you to design how the system works. Reminders (and many others) are more toolkit-y. Here's some guidelines on how to use all the features.
Read MoreHello again, SoftShellWeb! They're a UK-based hosting provider that we've been happy to feature many times in the past. They've recently expanded in Los Angeles, California, and are have some special offers based in their new geography.
Read MoreOn the spectrum between speculation to prediction to guarantee, these are definitely towards the left end. The hosting industry has a special talent for making fools of us all (usually right after you prepay for three years). Here are five bets for what 2026 will look like.
Read MoreOne of my all-time favorite posts on LowEndBox - indeed, maybe on any site -is the seminal article "Yes, You Can Run 18 Static Sites on a 64MB Link-1 VPS". 16 years later, is it archaic? No.
Read MoreIf you run a hosting company (or any subscription-ish online service), you may be running WHMCS. And you probably hate it. There's a FOSS alternative on the horizon.
Read MoreProvider says Virtualizor caused a breach. Virtualizor says no way. Providers says "video incoming..." Aaaaaaand...we're still waiting.
Read MoreAs you all know, as soon as AI gets a single tick past human intelligence, it's going to take over the world and exterminate homo sapiens. At least, that's what a lot of people assume. Will that happen? Your guess is as good as Sam Altman's. Meanwhile, we have two confirmed victims of AI, both of which are household names in the IT community.
Read MoreProvider says Virtualizor caused a breach. Virtualizor says no way. Providers says "video incoming..."
Read MoreCommunity provider al.uy posted a pretty neat offer on LowEndTalk yesterday. Instead of a pre-configured bundle of resources (CPU, RAM, etc.), they've opened up the knobs and dials and let you get as much or as little of each resource as you want.
Read MoreOpenBSD 7.8 is out. Some new features and a beautiful new graphic installer...just kidding.
Read MoreIt's Diwali season!vvThis festival, often called the “Festival of Lights,” celebrates the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil. It's celebrated by millions of people and dates back over 2,000 years. HostNamaste is celebrating with some special offers for our readers!
Read MoreRackNerd, a provider well recognized within the LowEndBox & LowEndTalk community for its consistent growth and customer-first approach, has just announced another expansion! This time bringing their popular cPanel Shared and Reseller Hosting services to the New York City area. Known for their frequent infrastructure rollouts and global footprint, RackNerd is now delivering on requests for an East Coast US shared/reseller hosting option.
Read MoreSkhron has a great offer in Stockholm, Sweden location with UNMETERED bandwidth on an IPv6-only VPS, starting at only €8.64/Year!
Read MoreHell has finally frozen over. ColoCrossing has enabled IPv6 on all services!
Read MoreIf you’ve ever relied on public pastebin services to share code snippets, logs, or sensitive configurations, you’ve probably worried about privacy and longevity. Public pastebins can delete content at any time, expose data to unwanted eyes, or fail to give you fine-grained control over who sees what. And what if they get hacked? Even if you're anonymous, logs and other data could possibly trace things back to you. And if you're stored anything sensitive there, they could be exposed. The good news is that you can easily set up your own self-hosted Pastebin. That's the LowEnd DIY way!
Read MoreIn the RPM family tree, you've got several high quality distributions to choose from: RedHat Enterprise Linux, AlmaLinux, and Rocky Linux. They're very similar. Which one is right for you?
Read Morexposing port 22 to the internet invites bots and brute-force attacks. There are different ways to prevent this: changing your SSH port or implementing fail2ban. There's also port knocking, which we'll implement using knockd and the knock client.
Read MoreIf you're a sysadmin - and if you've got a VPS, you are - how do you learn about new security threats?
Read MoreWhat the heck is BGP and why should you care? Is it relevant to your day-to-day computing? Yes, but it may be a bit more involved than you need.
Read MoreShould your change your Windows RDP port? In LowEndBox's opinion, yes. Let's discuss why, and how to do it.
Read MoreIt'd be heartbreaking to find your NAS device compromised by ransomware. Here's some ways to prevent that from happening.
Read MoreHostiger has a great offer for us! They've been sharing offers with us for over four years, and they've always brought great value. These deals are in Istanbul and start at only $2.49/month!
Read MoreYesterday we had a $10/year offer...today we have a $7/year deal! Wow and double wow. check out this deal for VeloxMedia.
Read MoreDebian 13 "Trixie" will be released in less than 48 hours! Let's see what's new.
Read MoreLast time we ran these offers from Luxvps, they sold out. Could very well happen again! Take a look before they're gone.
Read MoreAbout 34% of the web is still powered by HTTP/1.1 and that protocol will likely come under severe attack starting on Wednesday. Get a preview of what's in store for the latest security headache.
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