Hi,
Apart from htaccessing the admin panel (and keeping the htpasswd file above the WWW dir), and keeping the forum uptodate, what else can be done to secure the vb ?
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Is it possible to move the config.php out of the WWW dirs ? for example.
Thanks :)
Thanks :)
Just wanted to make sure. All of those I've already setup.
Thanks again !
Moving config.php requires hacking, and if you have PHP installed correctly it won't make a difference anyway...
There are tons of threads on this, but besides .htaccess'ing:
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1. Change passwords frequently
2. Never upload getadmin.php
3. Only have one admin
4. Secure FTP, Telnet, and FTP
5. Always keep up to date
6. Don't hack (arguable, but some hacks invariably have security holes)
7. Disable HTML in signatures, posts, and private messages
8. Disable dynamic-url-based img tags
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