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Security Audit Checklist: WordPress, Server, SSL, and Backup Review

A security audit systematically reviews website and server weaknesses. A complete checklist ensures nothing is missed and all critical points are asse

15.11.2034 Read →
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SSL Certificate Monitoring: Expiry Tracking and Auto-Renewal

Expired SSL certificates break websites, show security warnings to visitors, and damage SEO rankings. Proper monitoring automatically checks each cert

02.11.2034 Read →
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Linux Firewall — iptables and UFW: A Practical Guide

Firewall is the first line of defense on Linux servers, filtering network traffic. iptables is a powerful low-level tool, while UFW (Uncomplicated Fir

20.10.2034 Read →
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Server hardening: Linux audit, firewall and SELinux rules

A freshly installed Linux server usually starts with thousands of external services, open ports and default settings. Server hardening is the process

15.10.2034 Read →
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SSH key security: public/private key, passphrase and ssh-agent

SSH key authentication is the most reliable way to connect to a server. But a poorly stored key opens the server to the whole internet. Sayt.uz experi

25.09.2034 Read →
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API security: rate limiting, API keys, authentication and CORS

In modern applications the API is the main channel between backend and frontend. But an unprotected API becomes the most open door for attacks. From S

10.09.2034 Read →
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OAuth 2.0 authentication: authorization code flow, PKCE and refresh tokens

OAuth 2.0 is a standard for granting third-party applications access to user resources without sharing the password. Google, Facebook and GitHub login

20.08.2034 Read →
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JWT token security: signing, rotation and common attacks

JWT (JSON Web Token) has become the primary tool of modern authentication. But a misconfigured token breaks system security. From Sayt.uz experience:

05.08.2034 Read →
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Cookie security — SameSite, HttpOnly, Secure and Path settings

Cookies are one of the main mechanisms of websites. But incorrectly configured cookies open the way for XSS, CSRF and session hijacking attacks. Sayt.

25.07.2034 Read →
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