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Jul
19
2020
2:04 pm

SSH Telnet

SSH, or Secure Shell, is a network protocol which is used to connect to a server and perform different tasks via a command line. The protocol is preferred by many knowledgeable users, due to the fact that the information transmitted over it is encrypted, so it cannot be intercepted on the way by a 3rd[continue...]


Jan
26
2020
6:12 pm

CentOS

CentOS is short for Community Enterprise Operating System. This is one of the best Linux distributions for servers and it is well known as one of the most dependable and risk-free Operating Systems on the market. CentOS is open-source software, so you'll be able to personalize it in whatever way you see fit, adding and[continue...]


Jan
26
2020
5:23 pm

Website Builder

If you decide to build a website, but you don't have a personal computer or you have one, but you simply don't want to pay for web design software or install any third-party program, you can use an online site builder. With such an app, you will be able to set up a website and[continue...]


Aug
28
2018
4:16 am

DKIM

DomainKeys Identified Mail, or DKIM, is a system for verifying the legitimacy of an email message using an e-signature. When DKIM is activated for a specific domain name, a public cryptographic key is published to the global DNS database and a private one is kept on the email server. If a new email message is[continue...]


Aug
28
2018
4:03 am

SMTP

The SMTP acronym stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol and this is the set of scripts that allows you to send out emails. If you work with an email application, it creates a connection to the SMTP server. The latter then searches the DNS data of the domain name, which is a part of the[continue...]


Jun
19
2018
10:15 pm

InnoDB

InnoDB is a very popular storage engine for the MySQL RDBMS. It’s an alternative to the default engine – MyISAM, and it has got a lot of upsides that have made it the preferred engine for a lot of script-driven web apps, including Joomla™ and Magento, which have shifted over to InnoDB permanently. For example,[continue...]


Apr
27
2018
10:40 pm

IonCube

What precisely is IonCube? Why is it present on almost every present-day hosting server running PHP? In order to avoid the reverse engineering of script applications, a lot of developers encrypt their code with tools like ionCube PHP Encoder and make it human unreadable. The latter is valid for paid apps in particular, since anybody[continue...]