A compromised WordPress plugin can exfiltrate data without triggering a single inbound firewall rule. Force all PHP outbound traffic through a local Squid proxy and use a Python correlation script to trace every external connection back to the exact script and site that made it.

Every public server gets scanned constantly. A practical overview of config-file harvesters, vulnerability scanners, credential-stuffing bots, and directory brute-forcers — what they look for, why they hurt performance even when they fail, and how to keep them from reaching your application.

A production-ready Nginx configuration for WordPress 6.9.4 — security blocks, static caching, Cloudflare real-IP, rate limiting, and wp-config.php essentials tuned for performance.

A practical guide to hardening Nginx and PHP-FPM on a single-admin server: user separation, SSH key authentication, connection limits, rate limiting, and PHP configuration defaults that won't get you compromised.

A production-ready Nginx configuration for the flat-file Bludit CMS — directory protection, static caching, PHP-FPM tuning, and Cloudflare compatibility.