Websites are continuously targeted by hacking attempts.
\nHackers seek to exploit security holes in your PHP applications mainly to send SPAM, but it can also be for phishing or simply \"fame\".<\/p>\n
As a subscriber, you are likely to receive a phishing email one day.<\/strong><\/p>\n Magic Online can also be the target of a phishing campaign, aimed at its own customers.<\/p>\n Phishing is a technique used by fraudsters to retrieve confidential information, especially banking information. To do this, the fraudster creates a web page that is similar in every way to that of a trusted authority (bank, paypal, etc.). He then sends e-mails to Internet users inviting them to visit the web page under various pretexts.<\/p>\n The email is usually sent to random email addresses, for example contact@domain. Or because your email address is clearly displayed on your website.<\/p>\n The victim finds himself on the fraudster's page, but thinks he is on the company's page (his bank for example). The victim enters his identifiers or bank details in complete security and the fraudster enters them in the process.<\/p>\n Often, the fraudster even plans to redirect the victim to the real site, so that he or she does not suspect the fraud at all.<\/p>\n The fraudster therefore needs a space to host his fraudulent page. Most of the time, he will use an existing website in which he will find a security flaw allowing him to discreetly host his page without the webmaster knowing.<\/p>\n There are countless bots constantly scanning the internet for fallible sites. Fraudsters are extremely well organized to reach the maximum number of victims and host as many fraudulent pages as possible. It is imperative that you make sure that\u00a0security of your website<\/a>\u00a0especially if you use scripts\u00a0PHP<\/acronym>\u00a0known as\u00a0CMS<\/acronym>.<\/p>\n Applying these recommendations will reduce the risk of hacking.<\/p>\n Here is what you can do if your site has been hacked:<\/p>\n In addition we advise you to :<\/p>\n CMS, whether it is WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, MadeSimple, SPIP, Prestashop or OScommerce, must\u00a0always<\/b>\u00a0be kept up to date. Indeed, the PHP code of your applications is the only vulnerability of your site. Being very popular, WordPress is despite itself the most targeted by hackers. However, it is very easy to avoid this by following these simple rules:<\/p>\nConsequences of Phishing<\/h2>\n
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\nNot doing the updates increases the risk of hacking . You should also be careful not to use insecure or outdated components (abandoned by its developers).<\/p>\nWordPress<\/span><\/h2>\n
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Case\u00a0<\/span>currents\u00a0<\/span>of security breaches<\/span><\/h2>\n
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