How to use CloudFlare’s Server-Side Exclude in WordPress
This article shows how to use the CloudFlare’s Server Side Exclude feature to hide data on your web site from bad actors.
Articles about computer and network security.
This article shows how to use the CloudFlare’s Server Side Exclude feature to hide data on your web site from bad actors.
This article details how to make Fail2Ban work with the CloudFlare REST API V4, using Authorization Bearer Tokens, to ban and unban IP addresses in your CloudFlare account.
Google documents methods to opt-out a user from Google Analytics and tracking on your web site. However, they do not show you how implement this only for users that have the Do-Not-Track or Global Privacy Control settings enabled in their web browser. This article will provide two examples that perform user opt-out on Google Analytics. The techniques shown here could be applied to other analytics and tracking code as well.
This article outlines how to create a Fail2Ban filter that reads security events directy from the Ninjafirewall WP plugin’s log file directory, and bans IP addresses for events marked HIGH or CRITICAL.
This article outlines how to use CloudFlare Firewall Rules to add security protection to the Joomla! login page. In addition, protection against exploits on vulnerable extensions, XSS, SQL injection is provided too. Rules updated: December/10/2021.