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Siri fully-functional on the iPhone 4 and iPod Touch

When the iPhone 4S was released, developers worked on getting Siri ported to the iPhone 4 immediately. While they managed to get the app...

Along with the web technology development, the number of sites being hacked also increase rapidly. We see a lot of websites experience damage, loss of rankings or had data stolen due to lack of vigilance. Despite that many high quality hosting companies have taken various security measures to protect the servers, you are also obligated to safeguard your online assets. This article will present you with some security tips for you to prevent your site from being hacked when it is hosted on shared hosting.1. Update your software, scripts regularly Software developers do not set out to write unsafe or vulnerable programs. However, it is impossible for them to do everything one hundred percent correctly, without any shortcomings or bugs even after rigorous tests. Therefore, software companies regularly release updates to their programs. An update is sometimes called a "patch" because it closes the security hole. Updates can also include enhancements to your software. For instance, an update might include the drivers for new printers on the market or add new features and functions to the software. To prevent other to exploit software loophole, users should update relevant software in time and download patch program. If you are running the out-of-date versions of software on your website, your website will be of high likely in the state of insecure. Fortunately, you are able to received update notice and update without charge for the majority of soft-wares over the internet. Note: You had better enable automatic update tool if it is available for particular software or script as against forget.2. Keep a look out for 3rd party scripts and code You may install external plugins or use outside widgets or apply any other code to your website, for instance, you get a free theme for your WordPress website, under such circumstance, it is highly recommended that you should take a careful research to these codes. You have no idea of how will these codes functions. Some may be great, while others may be full of holes. Ensuring that the code you borrow from other people is safe to your website is the top one in the checklist. If you have no idea of it, you can make use of Google searches for help. If you install 3rd party scripts without consideration of danger, the wicked will exploits your bug and gains access to your site. Then you have no reason to blame your web hosting company, but yourself.3. Use Strong Passwords for hosting account, cPane and FTP Simple passwords without the mix combination of letters, numbers, uppercase, lowercase letter and other characters will give hackers an easy way to access your website. It is advised to make your password as complicate as possible even though it is a bit hard to remember. No not use any dictionary word, family name, birth date and other easily guessable information. And it is also a good practice to change your password every 3 months at minimal. Note: Passwords can easily be stolen if your computer is infected with a trojan or virus, therefore, you should make sure you're your virus scanner and Trojan software is up-to-date and keep your pc clean and virus free.4. Power yourself with knowledge instead of blaming Knowledge is power. These days, you are able to get access to various kinds of information and knowledge due to the World Wide Web. You should learn, read, and study via search engines and community forums to keep your website safe. In case you get hacked, you will be able to fix the problem instead of expecting your hosting company to do it for you. Being proactive and keep learning is the best way to have a safe website on the internet. Do not blaming your hosting company, your web hosting companies are not responsible for your website getting hacked.5. Backup, Backup, Backup your whole website I cannot lay enough stress on the fact that backing up your website is a must. There are too many people lose their files or even whole website due to lake of backup for their website. Despite this tip won't protect you from being hacked, it will only do good, not harm to you in case your site get hacked. Your web host is NOT a backup provider so do not expect them to save you in case of a disaster. Always, always, always have a full site backup.You can backup your website within cPanel, simply by clicking on the Backup Wizard icon you will be able to generate a full backup of all of your files and databases. Store your backup files on your own computer, USB drives instead of web servers.6. Check your logs files regularly Log files offer a wealth of information about your server system and user functions. It also provides an easy way for you to analyze who is visiting your site. If you find out there is any unusual traffic to your website, you should be aware of where these traffic is coming from and going to. If you are sure that there is a hack, you can ask your web host for help as soon as possible.7. Do not put all your eggs in one basket If you have more than one business website, try to host them on different hosting accounts. As with shared hosting, one site in the server is hacked, all of the other sites in the same server will be hacked inevitably. The hosting price is extremely cheap these days, it is a wise choice to get yourself multiple hosting account on different server and spread the risk of being hacked.8. Get a reliable web host for your website <a href="http://www.hostease.com" rel="nofollow" target="_new">Hostease</a> takes network and server security very seriously because we are very sure that there is nothing worse than finding out that all of your hard work being destroyed. If you host your website with us, you will be able to talk to our professional staff immediately via 24/7 live-chat system whenever there is any unusual thing happens.	 	 		 			 				 					 						<a href="http://www.hostease.com" rel="nofollow" target="_new">Hostease</a> is a leading web hosting company, who offers REAL 24/7 support via email, live-chat and phone for client's satisfaction. We never overload our server. All of our plans include the latest industry features available on the market. We cater for the personal blog as well as the multiple websites for large business group. Our packages are equipped with the features needed to meet all of your requirements.

8 Proven Tips to Prevent Your Site From Being Hacked

Along with the web technology development, the number of sites being hacked also increase rapidly. We see a lot of websites experience da...