Saturday, December 15th, 2007...10:53 am...by: Anthony

Use .htaccess Files for Web Site Security

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I just wrote a tutorial post on our web design blog that outlines how you can use an .htaccess file as an additional layer of protection for your web site hosted on a Linux/Apache server.

No web site is completely safe from hackers. If someone wants in bad enough, they will keep prodding the defenses until they find a weakness. However, if you correctly use the .htaccess file on your site, you will stand a better chance of blocking most attacks.

Check out the tutorial on our web design blog.

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