Tag: Backup Restoration

What Indicates A Compromised Website?

Posted on February 25, 2020 by Danny Jensen | Updated: March 4, 2021

Category: Tutorials | Tags: Attack, Attacker, Backup Restoration, Backups, Blacklisted, Code Injection, Compromise, Compromised, Compromised Website, Credentials, Data Theft, Encoding, Firewall, Form, Harmful Code, Homograph Attack, Injected, Injection, Malicious, Malicious Code, Malicious Script, Malware, Missing Content, Passwords, Permission, Plugin, Ransom, Ransomware, Redirection, Scan, Script, Security Warning, Slow Website, Source Code, Spyware, Suspicious, theme, Vandalized Website

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Introduction

What happens when a site is compromised? How quickly can you respond when you recognize the signs that something is amiss? In today’s article, we will explore some of the more common indicators of a compromised website, how you can spot it, and how to act on it in a timely manner.

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How To: Restore a Domain From cPanel Backups

Posted on November 12, 2010 by David Singer | Updated: February 19, 2021

Category: Technical Support | Tags: Account Management, Backup Restoration, Backups, cPanel, Linux, Restore, Tutorial, WHM

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In this tutorial, we will be reviewing how to restore a domain from cPanel backups. While it is a good and useful thing to have entire server backups enabled, sometimes we only need to restore a single domain. In these situations, cPanel backups make it easy for us to restore a single site from the Web Host Manager (WHM) interface, or from the command line.

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Backups Demystified

Posted on July 6, 2009 by Joshua Maul

Category: Featured Articles | Tags: Account, Account Management, Backup Restoration, Backups, Billing, Cloud, Cloud Dedicated, Cloud Server, cPanel, Dedicated, Dedicated Hosting, Dedicated Server, Heroic Support, Linux, Manage, Notifications, Plesk, Restore, Server, Server Administration, Server Image, Server Management, sonar, Support, Tutorial, VPS, VPS Hosting, WHM, Windows

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What is a Backup?

A data backup is a duplicate record of the information on a computer or server. It is typically stored in an external hard drive, cloud drive, or other off-site location. It is primarily used to restore the original information after a data loss event or other computer error.

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