A practical guide for sysadmins running libmodsecurity: how to check your version and the SecParseXmlIntoArgs directive, and how to mitigate the unpatched filename* upload-rule bypass.
Control Web Panel shipped six releases in nine days, adding AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux 10 support, PHP 8.4 and 8.5, prebuilt packages and broad security hardening.
PHP ships fixes for two CVSS 9.2 vulnerabilities today at 14:00 UTC. How to inventory versions, update packages and containers, restart services and mitigate the risk until you can patch.
Engineer Yusuf Seyitoğlu compared NGINX, Caddy and Traefik for six weeks on the same Kubernetes cluster, running twelve microservices and handling real traffic for a logistics company. NGINX clearly won
Configuring Nginx manually is still, for many developers, a mix of respect and reluctance. The power of the world’s most used web server is not in doubt, but its configuration
What is a web server? A web server is software that receives HTTP(S) requests from a browser, locates the requested files (HTML, CSS, JS, images, APIs), and sends the responses
NGINX sits at the front door of a lot of services. One of its most useful—yet frequently misunderstood—capabilities is rate limiting: capping request throughput so login forms aren’t brute-forced, upstreams
TL;DR What the Gist gets right (and how to apply it) Settings to tone down in production Nuance people rarely mention Production-safe base template (web/proxy with TLS) Replace cert paths,
CloudLinux unveils a new NGINX-based web server that delivers up to 35x faster performance while maintaining full compatibility with .htaccess CloudLinux is making significant strides in the web hosting space
In the world of Linux system administration and web infrastructure, NGINX has emerged as one of the most powerful and efficient tools for delivering web content, acting as a reverse
