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Revision as of 06:50, 17 October 2012

Recommended Reading[edit]

<translate> *Getting Started</translate> <translate> *Hosting and Server Setup</translate> <translate> *Enabling HTTPS on your site</translate> <translate> *Learn about file permissions</translate> <translate> *Testing and Development</translate> <translate> *Joomla! Setup</translate> <translate> *Site Administration</translate> <translate> *Site Recovery</translate> <translate> *You have been hacked or defaced</translate>

More Information[edit]

List of articles that belong to the category "Security"


REMEMBER[edit]

  1. There's no one right way! Due to the variety and complexity of modern web servers, security issues can't be resolved with simple, one-size-fits-all solutions. You, or someone you trust, must learn enough about your web server infrastructure to make valid security decisions.
  2. There's no substitute for experience! To secure your web site, you must gain real experience , or get experienced help from others.
  3. It's not as hard as it looks: The following checklist may seem intimidating, but you don't have to deal with all of it at once. As you become more familiar with GNU/Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP, HTTP, and Joomla, you'll add refinements to your combination of security tactics. Security is a moving target, so today's expert might be tomorrow's victim. Good luck!...

Please read Joomla! Administrators Security Checklist for more information.

See all documents in the Security Category.