In the first part of this series, we went through what to do when your website gets hacked. In this second part, we're going to learn about staying safe.

One of the worst things that can happen to your website just happened: It's been hacked. What to do now?

Secure your WordPress site with two-factor authentication, using this simple plugin for Google's Authenticator app. This tutorial will walk you through...

Every popular service or product constantly gets threatened by evil minds. No matter which measure you take, you can't achieve 100% security on the internet....

Apple's failure to rate limit iCloud logins likely contributed to celebrity photo hacking. Here's how to protect your own apps.

With the ever increasing focus on web security, SSL certificates are started to become common practice when setting up websites. This article will show...

As a web developer, an important security aspect of a site them comes in ensuring that users do not have access to actions they should not perform. The...

Learn how to secure your ASP.NET web applications via external input validation, .NET's Request Validation, proper HTML encoding and using the AntiXSS library.

Last time we learned how to secure our server, this time we'll cover securing sensitive data from within our application itself. We'll discuss proper...

Learn best practices for securing your web application's server. We'll discuss choosing server providers, what to do with disk failures, password security,...

Consider the following tips on how to properly secure your user's login credentials.

In this series, we're taking a look at how to secure our WordPress projects from XSS - or cross-site scripting. In the first article in the series, we...