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Ecommerce Hosting: Requirements and Hosting-Model Fit

WebCare360 Editorial Team

The right hosting model for an ecommerce site is the one that supports its application, transaction workload and operating responsibilities. Shared hosting, a VPS, dedicated hardware and cloud services can each be suitable in different circumstances. The label alone does not establish checkout speed, security or capacity.

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SSL and TLS Explained: What HTTPS Protects and How to Verify It

WebCare360 Editorial Team

HTTPS uses TLS to protect traffic between connection endpoints. “SSL certificate” remains a common commercial term, but modern secure connections use TLS rather than the obsolete SSL protocols. A valid certificate helps a browser authenticate the requested hostname; it does not prove that the website's business or content is trustworthy.

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CloudLinux Resource Limits: Diagnose Faults Before Upgrading

WebCare360 Editorial Team

CloudLinux resource faults show that an account reached a configured limit; they do not identify the underlying cause by themselves. Read the limit, usage and fault counters for the same time interval, then correlate them with requests, application errors and scheduled work before choosing a fix.

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WebCare360 New Year 2022 - Historical Greeting

WebCare360 Editorial Team

This historical WebCare360 greeting welcomed New Year 2022. We thanked customers for their trust and cooperation and wished them a joyful year ahead.

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WebCare360 New Year 2020 - Historical Greeting

WebCare360 Editorial Team

This historical New Year 2020 message thanked WebCare360 customers for their trust and the opportunity to serve them. The team looked forward to continuing those relationships in the year ahead.

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PHP-FPM CVE-2019-11043: Historical Advisory and Current Checks

WebCare360 Editorial Team

CVE-2019-11043 is a historical PHP-FPM vulnerability. It is not a new warning about every current NGINX installation. An administrator reviewing an old PHP deployment should identify its actual package, vendor support and configuration, then assess the applicable advisory.