Add CAPTCHA protection that’s not reCAPTCHA to a WordPress site
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4 Certificate Authorities to use with Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates
Let’s Encrypt is a nonprofit Certificate Authority (CA) providing TLS certificates to, at...
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Why ProtonMail is more secure than Gmail
In 2014, ProtonMail became the world’s first email service to protect data with end-to-end...
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Compiling and installing ModSecurity for open source NGINX
We all want to create secure applications that will never be breached. But the almost weekly news...
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Wildcard certificates coming to Let’s Encrypt January 2018
The following is an announcement from Let’s Encrypt, which offers free, automated certificates. It...
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How to revoke a Let’s Encrypt certificate
Let’s Encrypt is a free, automated, and open certificate authority (CA) that issues free...
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Rate Limiting with NGINX
One of the most useful, but often misunderstood and misconfigured, features of NGINX is rate...
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How to enable two-factor authentication on Dropbox
As the 12 Days of 2FA continue, we wrap up the week with a guide to enabling two-factor...
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GPG: a Fedora primer
GPG, or GnuPG, refers to the Gnu Privacy Guard utility. GPG is a freely available implementation...
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Trying to prevent browser fingerprinting? The odds are against you
With recent revelations about browser fingerprinting, the race is on to find ways and means that...
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Is your browser safe against tracking? Use Panopticlick to find out
Worried about privacy, about the websites you visit tracking you, whether you accept their cookies...
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ZeroDB, a end-to-end encrypted database, is now open source
ZeroDB is a new database application with a very cool feature. At a time when security is foremost...
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