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Web hosters running multi-site servers are a favourite target for today\u2019s economy-minded hacker who uses one weak site to gain access to a whole box of others on the same server.<\/p>\n
In this Part 1 of his article \u201cAvoid Multi-site Hacking\u201d<\/a>, the new lead of Imunify360, Greg Zemskov, explains exactly what the threat is and how to mitigate it, covering the specific risks of PHP-based CMSes, the distinction between technical and organization protection strategies, and the benefits of site isolation.<\/p>\n In the upcoming Part 2, Greg will consolidate the two distinctions, giving concrete tips for improving multi-site server security, and laying out the real-world consequences of not following them.<\/p>\n
Web hosters running multi-site servers are a favourite target for today\u2019s economy-minded hacker who uses one weak site to gain access to a whole box of others on the same server. … <\/p>\nRead Part 1 here<\/a><\/h3>\n
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\n Topic: Imunify360 Blog<\/a>
\n CloudLinux OS Blog<\/a>
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