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Alana Alison 5 years ago in Security 0

It is important to Keep your local environment updated and virus-free. Therefore you must tighten the security of the cPanel of the WordPress site to prevent any kind of hacking.

In This WordPress tutorial, you will learn more about how to protect Cpanel by adding an additional layer of security to your WordPress. Find a list of cPanel Security Measures to Secure Your cPanel Server and Improve Your WordPress Security.

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Can cPanel be Hacked?
How to secure Cpanel server from hacking?
11 Tips to Secure Your cPanel Server
1. Keep Update cPanel
2. Secure cPanel and WHM access
3. Secure SSH
4. Installing the SSL certificate on cPanel
5. Securing Apache and PHP
6. Disabling anonymous FTP access
7. Increase password strength required
8. Activate cphulk
9. Install ClamAV antivirus
10. Install a rootkit hunter
11. Install config server security firewall on Cpanel

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