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An attempt to exploit a weakness in a system, either for nefarious or research reasons. Questions with this tag should be about designing, carrying out, or defending against the attack itself, rather than about the underlying weakness.
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How to secure cpanel?
First of all, you should not save the password based on the browser. Secondly, you can enable two way authentication in cpanel. So that even if someone stole the password s/he still need to have to se …
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