Security Checklist/Site Recovery
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===Find exploit attempts using the *NIX shell=== | ===Find exploit attempts using the *NIX shell=== | ||
| − | ([[Security_and_Performance_FAQs#How_do_I_find_exploits_using_the_.2ANIX_shell.3F|FAQ]])''' | + | '''([[Security_and_Performance_FAQs#How_do_I_find_exploits_using_the_.2ANIX_shell.3F|FAQ]])''' |
===Have a backup and recovery plan in place. Test it regularly. === | ===Have a backup and recovery plan in place. Test it regularly. === | ||
Revision as of 00:41, 29 October 2008
Contents |
Site Recovery
Know what steps to follow to recover your site
Reset your administrator password
See the (FAQ)
Find exploit attempts using the *NIX shell
(FAQ)
Have a backup and recovery plan in place. Test it regularly.
Get help the right way
- If you believe your Web site was attacked, do not post in the Joomla! forums. If there is a vulnerability, publishing that information could put other Web sites at risk. Instead, report possible security vulnerabilities to the Joomla! Security Task Force.
Your Turn...
- If you discover a bug in Joomla! core files, report it here.
