461 results for «domain» (page 34 of 47)
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Securing n8n: access, credentials and exposed webhooks
An n8n holds the keys to everything it automates: e-mail, sheets, shop, WhatsApp. Whoever gets into it reaches all of that. Securing n8n comes down to three fronts: who gets…
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Site in several languages or countries: hreflang and avoiding duplicate versions
If the same site exists in Portuguese and English, or in different versions for different countries, Google needs to know which pages are the same, in another language or for…
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Your e-mails land in Junk at Hotmail and Outlook.com: what the sender can check
The short answer: when your e-mails reach people on Hotmail or Outlook.com but land in Junk, Microsoft accepted them and then classed them as suspicious. Microsoft does not publish the…
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Several websites on one plan: how many fit before you need the next step
As many as the plan counts and the resources can carry, and those are two different sums. The first is a matter of numbers: each plan says how many sites…
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I think someone got into my account: what to do in the first hour
If you suspect someone got into your account, change the password of the account’s e-mail first, then the My MozOut one, and only then check what was touched. The order…
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DV, OV and EV certificates: which kind of SSL certificate you really need
The short answer: for almost every site, a DV (domain validation) certificate is enough, and it is the free one that already comes with your account. OV and EV add…
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After moving a site: the checklist for the first day
The site opens and looks the same: that does not yet mean everything is right. The failures of a move turn up in places nobody visits in the first minute:…
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HSTS explained: forcing https for good, and the trap of switching it on too early
The short answer: HSTS is an instruction your site gives the browser: “from now on, talk to me only over https, for X amount of time, do not even try…
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HTTP or HTTPS: what changes for visitors, forms and the services that call your site
Short answer: use HTTPS, always. Here every domain gets a free SSL certificate automatically, so the real question is almost never “do I have to buy one?” but “is my…
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A security.txt file: telling researchers how to report a problem
The short answer: security.txt is a small text file, in an agreed place on your site, that tells whoever discovers a security flaw who to report it to. It is…





