Meet TLS and SSL: two protocols designed for the safe, secure authentication and transportation of data online. Both are used to encrypt the information flow between web applications and servers. Is one better than the other? And if so, why?…
Is your WordPress website displaying the ‘mixed content’ warning? Don’t panic. This warning can strike on any site even if you have installed a Secure Socket Layer (SSL) certificate. The mixed content warning does not stop your site from showing…
Anyone with a WordPress website knows how important effective security is, both to protect your site from threats and to ensure your users stay safe. However, a lax approach to WordPress security could lead to penalization: thousands of websites are…
It’s common for users to face SSL errors, including ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH, online. This occurs when your browser finds an issue with a site’s SSL certificate version. Most people may feel confused when they encounter this error message — but it’s easy…
As a web hoster, sysadmin, or general site owner, keeping your sites and servers healthy is your daily number-one priority. But this involves having your eyes and ears on every aspect of your business, 24 Most small to medium businesses…
Another month, another episode of the Official Plesk Podcast: Next Level Ops! In this episode, we have Chris Teitzel, the Founder of Lockr.io. Chris is a cybersecurity expert, and we’re going to get pretty deep on the importance of security when…
WP Toolkit v5.4 has been in development for over two months, during which the team has produced four minor product updates. Now, it’s time to present the second major release of WP Toolkit in 2021 to the public. Read on…
Plesk’s evolution is an ongoing process since the dynamic hosting industry continues to change proactively. Cloud technologies keep revolutionizing the industry and IT professionals need help managing multiple environments and services more efficiently. Productivity, security and usability are key here…
SSL certificates help secure data in transit against attacks. Regardless of their types or issuing agency, all SSL certificates encrypt submitted data – decrypting it only upon reaching its recipient. While this basic functionality remains the same for all types…