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Malicious users will try to access your web application without your consent. Therefore, you should implement the necessary security features to protect yourself from new web application threats: Spoofing, information disclosure and data tampering. Let’s see how together we can…
The Plesk Onyx Security Quiz | 5 Minutes
It’s time for our second monthly edition of the Plesk quiz. Here to challenge your knowledge and see how you stack up against your peers. But mostly, to check if we’re doing alright in making sure you get the most of what we…
Let’s Encrypt on Plesk: Your key to a free SSL certificate
The web is an endless battleground. The good guys are always trying to keep the bad guys from hacking, ransoming, and conning their way into our online lives. Our best weapon? Encryption. The web works on trust, and thanks to…
What’s new on Plesk Onyx? The March 2018 Update
Have you heard? We’re coming at you with a huge update to our all-in-one platform. You spoke, we listened. So we’ve further aligned Plesk Onyx to the way web professionals work today. And the types of infrastructure hosting sites and…
An intro to Plesk Security Course: Part 3 [Video]
We hope you’ve had a chance to get on the bandwagon and have a look at the Plesk Security Course . You can find all you need to know about this newest addition in our Plesk University catalogue. Then take the course for…
What’s a CAA resource record?
The Certification Authority Authorization, or CAA resource record is a proposal to improve the strength of the PKI ecosystem. It controls which CAs can issue certificates for a particular domain name, and so far there have only been a couple…
HTTP/2 & Let’s Encrypt for WordPress
Our web blog is now meeting the latest security standards and making it HTTP2-ready is easier than you think. Here’s how we switched our web blog ( ) running on Plesk + NGINX to HTTPS and made it HTTP/2-ready…