Without SSL to protect us, online eCommerce and the transfer of sensitive information like social security numbers probably wouldn’t exist. When we transmit or send information over the web without SSL, that data is visible to every user that’s looking for the information, which can lead to someone compromising privacy.

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This is a WordPress tutorial on how to update your WordPress themes, plugins and extensions with the update system built into the WordPress CMS. Maintaining an up-to-date website is vital for the security, functionality, and performance of your website.

Yet another security beach has happened and once again millions of users, and their data are vulnerable to hackers.

How Facebook Brech Happened?

This hack was one of the more sophisticated breaches. The hacker or hackers were able to access users photos, data, connections and more.  As stated by Mark Zuckenburg "The attackers did try to query our APIs - Access, Profile, Information fields, like names gender, hometown, etc. - but we do not yet know if any private information was accessed that way." This hack is notable because the size and scope of data harvested are nearly unprecedented.

What can you do to Protect Your Facebook Data?

• First, start by changing your password, make sure it is unique and not used across multiple websites.
• Secondly, check which apps you use your facebook to login to, if the app is no longer needed to remove any Facebook login access it may have.
• Third, use to two-factor-authentication. Two-factor-authentication makes logging into someone's website much more difficult.

WHM and cPanel offer Powerful Features for Website Server and Hosting Management and Setup. In this Tutorial Find out How to USE AutoSSL in your WHM Account to Encrypt all your Websites on Specific Websites on Your Dedicated Server.

Starting today Tuesday, July 24th, 2018 Google Chrome will begin notifying users who are visiting Non-HTTPS websites as not secure. Google Chrome is pushing this warning in an attempt to get more websites secured online. Although many sites have updated to SSL over the past several years, there are still millions of websites that have not.

With the latest Chrome Browser release Chrome 64, users will now experience the following message when visiting a non-https website. The icon next to the URL in the browser will now mention 'Not secure' for anyone visiting the site.