For shared host I'm using racknerd @dustinc on US and it's great for my purpose (litespeed, cpanel, and mailing), better than when I'm using vultr vps for this particular website. For other purpose I'

Host A using E3 (8 core) machine may have 400 cPanel accounts, while Host B using latest Ryzen (24 core) can place 2000 cpanel accounts all using the same disk I/O, my sql, etc. Here performance of h

I'm not talking about passwords. One-way hashes belong in 1995. I'm talking about DATA. Does Office store what you type encrypted in memory? NO.

What I did is enabled NetworkManager and disabled Network, it works now even when reboot, I did not find a better way to do it, found some threads on WHT and cPanel Forums but none worked and this did

Yes, it was that. Hetzner's AlmaLinux image with cPanel does not work, I had to make some changes to make it work

My company have multiple domain name abc.com [main], abc.us abc.eu.

* Assume the block device has a LUKS container created on it (from the client device so the password never touches the VPS). Which filesystem would you use within the LUKS container and why?

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Finally, however, what I'm really focusing on is a super common use case. Specifically, high-value critical data like passwords. If you've worked with anything web driven these days, you've probably

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the application is closed. Storing someone's password in RAM (i.e. assigning a variable and not releasing it with their password unencrypted) instead of a token or a hash is not acceptable as a secu

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Actually, I do want to come back, and say fuck you. People like you storing passwords in RAM unnecessarily unencrypted because you are lazy and it is easy, is the reason there was so much shit softwa

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Still waiting? What desktop and web applications are storing your password in RAM unencrypted?

To be clear, I'm talking about application encrypted data (i.e. passwords) not basic application data. Big difference.