What Are Website Backdoors, How to fix

 

Impact of Website Backdoor Infections

Backdoors can cause severe damage to your website. And you are very likely to suffer some or all of the following consequences
• You lose potential customers by being redirected to a malicious site
• Mysterious popups on your web pages that asking visitors to download software
• Spam emails are being sent out from your Website / Domain Name
• Files are being stored such as pirated films, TV shows, software... This can also slow your Website
• Hackers can steal credit card information or medical records
• Hijacking of your advertisements. Or displaying their own ads, and profiting from your traffic

Do You Actually Have A Backdoor?

 

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What Is The htaccess File - How do I use it

The .htaccess file in Apache is a list of commands that allows Server configurations at the directory and subdirectory level. Using this file enables you to configure website permissions without having to altering Server configuration files. You can set 404 error pages, control the server's configuration, modify the default settings, password protect directories, redirects, deny users based on IP and more

Advantages of .htaccess file

Reads all requests. Because .htaccess files are read on every request. Any changes made in these files take immediate effect. Opposed to the main configuration file which requires the Server to be restarted for the new settings to take effect. It can effectively manage user access based on the preference. Sets directory level configurations. Can increase SEO efforts

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