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Google alerts users that billions of password and hundreds of thousands of username and password combinations have been hacked. In February of this year, Google launched a new Password Checkup Extension for Chrome. Warning sign appears every time you log into a website using one of over 4 billion usernames and passwords that have already […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Google Chrome developers are taking steps to remove support for fetching document subresources over FTP and rendering of top level FTP resources. Currently navigating to FTP URLs result in showing a directory listing or a download depending on the type of resource. FTP Deprecation Timeline Chrome 78: Start of FTP deprecation. Chrome 80 (Q1 2020): […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →On June 26 there was a report from RIPS Technologies who reported that any WordPress version, including the then current 4.9.6 version allows any logged-in user with an Author role or higher to delete files on the server. In a standard WordPress installation any user with a role of Author or higher has the ability […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →As we wrote earlier in our newsletters, browsers show a “not secure” warning when visiting unencrypted (non https) forms, eg. when you login to your wordpress wp-admin/ panel, and those warnings will be expanded in the future, which may scare your visitors. This is why we have started a trial with a basic SSL service, which we’ll provide […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →If you have many websites and develop a lot, it is easy to accidentally forget about that “testing” directory, or to forget to configure updates for a website. But that is how most websites get compromised. To prevent your WordPress website from being compromised by hackers or malware, we have created security software that is […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →If you’re one of the many people who have one or more unused domain names just sitting around, then you really need to start taking advantage of the potential revenue that these domains could be making! Anybody can utilize their unused domain(s) to create some nice profit-generating opportunities with the help of a free blogging […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →We are thrilled to announce subdomain functionality in the customer panel!! Call us crazy to be thrilled about it, but hey, we’re geeks! A subdomain is for example “blog” in the URL blog.example.org I personally use subdomains mainly to do the webdevelopment for a new website, for example I would develop the new website on […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →We added a new option*, that allows you to install a subdomain with the click of a button. Select your domain and select subdomains in the main menu. We look forward to your feedback on Twitter @henselhosting or support@hensel.nl Do you miss some functionality, please tell us via the Feedback tab on the side of […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Customer Care Center password If you lost the password for the Customer Care Center you can get a new one via the link at the bottom of the login page at http://www.managedomain.nl/ FTP password You can reset your FTP password via the Customer Care Center. Login, then click on the domain, then choose FTP in […]
Continue Reading →Hensel Hosting is introducing FTP (FTPES/Explicit TLS) for all webhosting customers. This will allow a secure encrypted connection to upload and download files to and from your website. This will make it virtually impossible for third parties to intercept passwords or sensitive data files. This is especially important in public area’s (eg. WiFi hotspots). The […]
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