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How To Setup Your Own V2Ray on a Virtual Server

What is V2Ray? V2ray or vmess protocol to be precise, is a sophisticated version of the famous Shadowsocks. At the core, v2ray is also based on SOCKS5 proxy. Normally, proxies lack encryption, and that’s what differentiates a VPN and a proxy. Shadowsocks is a SOCKS5 proxy with encryption, and vmess is the next-gen Shadowsocks. V2Ray includes two “protocols” vmess, v2ray’s…

How Firewalls and Protection defend you from DDoS

Knowing the importance of how your Firewall and other protection methods defend you against threats to your servers such as DDoS attacks. It may be a scary thought but your server is prone to attacks such as DDoS which may threaten your online business and its functions. But have no fear for your servers come equipped with their own Firewalls…

Cloud Computing

What exactly is cloud computing? A Beginner’s Handbook

This blog is a beginner’s guide for those interested in learning about cloud computing, its benefit, and the various levels of cloud computing. Before we go some farther, let us first clarify: What exactly is cloud computing? Cloud computing refers to on-demand applications that are provided over the internet. This service is broadly defined as follows: Infrastructure as a Service…

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Google’s Big Plan to Get Rid of Cookies Is Failing

Millions of people are part of a worldwide experiment to eliminate cookies forever. Google has been testing innovative browser-based technology in Chrome since last month, and it has the potential to transform the global advertising market completely. The majority of those interested in the trial are presumably unaware of it, but critical voices are voicing concerns as the project progresses.…

Free vs. Paid SSL Certificate

Difference Between Free SSL Certificate & Paid SSL Certificate

At a moment when the number of hacking attempts and fraudulent activities is rising with each passing day, website owners and online users are becoming much more concerned about their security. Having built an SSL certificate has therefore become a requirement for every website. As you probably know, two types of SSL certificates exist. The first is ‘Free SSL Certificate’…

How to Add FREE SSL to WordPress Websites?

How to Add FREE SSL to WordPress Websites?

  In this article, we will show you how to easily get a free SSL certificate for your WordPress website and set it up all by yourself. With an SSL Certificate, your website URL will start with “https://” instead of “http://”. In addition, your website visitors/potential customers will notice a green [Secure] word in the website address bar. Steps to…

Types of SSL Certificates

3 Types of SSL Certificate | Does your website need?

Business owners also have the same questions in mind:Which types of SSL certificate do I need? Know the difference and pick the right one! SSL Certificate are not only providing strong security for your website visitors’ data. Besides, it also help to boostyour users’ trust and getting SEO benefits ! KEEP reading to get a clear understanding of the types…

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How to Speed Up Website | Gain Traffic

Accelerate your website and increase your revenue. Follow these tips to improve your page speed and raise your traffic. Today, page speed is a key factor in digital marketing. It has a huge influence on: How long the users are staying on your website. How many of them turn to a paying customer. Where you are ranked in the organic…

Difference between SSL Certificate and sitelock

Difference between SSL Certificates vs. SiteLock

What are SSL certificates and SiteLock? Site Lock – SiteLock is a web protection tool that checks the site for malware and vulnerabilities. SiteLock not only detects threats but can also address issues or security problems that can occur in your web space. SSL certificate – It is also called “SSL” although it was actually replaced by the TLS (Transport Layer…

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How Do I addon My ID Protection?

6 Steps to Addon My ID Protection in Client Area:   Step 1:  Login in your Client area. Step 2:  Click on your registered domain.   Step 3: After that, Click on the “Settings” button aligned to the domain you wish to add ID Protection. Step 4: Find the “Addons” button on your left, under Manage Category to addon the ID Protection.…