Apache HTTP

Let’s secure Apache with SSL/TLS certificate.

A step-by-step guide to enable the latest and test TLS version protocol 1.3

Block all those unnecessary requests you see in the logs

Protect your website from click-jacking attack by implementing CSP (Content Security Policy) header

Restrict or allow resource sharing between sites using CORS header.

Let’s look into getting a FREE SSL/TLS certificate from ZeroSSL and implement it in Apache and Nginx web servers.

Don’t expose the .git folder, which may contain sensitive information.

Let’s learn how to install the Apache HTTP server and secure that with the Let’s Encrypt Certificate.

Have you disabled AMP on your site and got an error from Google Search Console about “Referenced AMP URL is not an AMP”?

Monitor and analyze web server logs with open source real-time log analyzer – GoAccess

A practical guide to secure and harden Apache HTTP Server.

Implement X-FRAME-OPTIONS in HTTP headers to prevent Clickjacking attacks

Most of the CDN like Cloudflare, SUCURI, AKAMAI let you enable IPv6 from their edge network. However, if you are not using CDN that provides IPv6 and needs to enable your website, then here is how you can do it.

Go HTTPS; it doesn’t cost anything, and yet you get search engine ranking and security.

SSL/TLS certificate doesn’t cost a penny. Thanks to Let’s Encrypt.

X-Content-Type-Options Header Implementation in Apache, Nginx, IBM HTTP Server & Shared Hosting

IBM HTTP Server (IHS) is based on Apache HTTP server with added features. It’s free and included in IBM WAS.

Application uptime is crucial for business operation, and as Infrastructure support, you must be equipped with the required monitoring tool for proactive action.