Plesk – Mod Security Web Application Firewall Comodo rules explained

If you’re using Plesk with ModSecurity and the free Comodo ruleset, understanding the rule categories is essential for effective website security. These rules protect your site from threats like SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), brute force attacks, information disclosure, and protocol violations. Comodo’s ruleset also includes specialized protections for popular platforms like WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal, as well as safeguards against backdoors and malicious bots. While these rules provide robust security for your web applications, some—such as those targeting PHP information disclosure—can be overly sensitive and may require customization to prevent false positives and ensure smooth website functionality. Properly configuring ModSecurity in Plesk helps balance strong security with optimal site performance.

Stripe Mock Testing in PHP

Stripe Mock Testing in PHP.
Make sure the Go version is up to date, the Stripe Client has the api_base set and the CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER is set to 0 for the curl client.

My ~/.bash_aliases 2017

I have a base ~/.bash_aliases file which I normally use Ansible to update on various servers when needed and thought I’d share it. This is intended for sys admins using Ubuntu. [ Download the bash aliases file here ] The main aliases are : ll – I use this ALL the time, it’s `ls -aslch` and shows the… Continue reading My ~/.bash_aliases 2017

Don’t Use Google Authenticator

Google Authenticator

Update: Google Authenticator has now been updated and does sync to your cloud and you can much more easily import/export. In the mean time Authenticator Plus has been deprecated and is no longer a useful alternative. It’s cloud sync capabilities don’t work properly anymore and when you export, the categories aren’t saved and the search… Continue reading Don’t Use Google Authenticator

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