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Permanently Set MySQL to “Forgiving” Mode [Using WHM & cPanel]

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In this post, I am going to show you how to temporarily and permanently reset your MySQL server from strict mode back to forgiving mode using WHM so that your old, legacy code will work once again. What happened?  What is MySQL strict mode and why are your “Updates” and “Inserts” no longer working?

Google Non Secure Warnings

Google Branding Websites as “Not Secure” – Live Examples – August 2018 Update

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Since my article long ago exposing the 10 Facts & Myths of Secure (HTTPS) websites and my more recent Definitive HTTPS/SSL WordPress Upgrade Guide, Google has now provided increased incentive for those of you who have not yet upgraded your website to HTTPS — they will brand you as “Not Secure”! The Google official announcement states that:  “Beginning in January …

Upgrade WordPress to HTTPS/SSL

The 10-Step HTTPS/SSL WordPress Upgrade [2020 Edition]

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I am going to give you the exact instructions on how to upgrade your WordPress website to SSL in under 3 hours AND in just 10 easy steps. It’s 2020 and you are falling behind the competition if your WordPress website is not HTTPS/SSL! If you’re still not convinced, here are 5 great reasons your site should be HTTPS. “But …

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WordPress SEO Vulnerable To Attack!

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A security vulnerable has been discovered in the extremely popular WordPress SEO plugin, WordPress SEO by Yoast. This vulnerability potentially opens your WordPress site to a blind SQL injection attack. To remove any potential threats, you should upgrade the WordPress SEO by Yoast plugin to version 1.7.4 or higher immediately.