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How to bypass twitter phone verification

If you are looking to bypass twitter phone verification without a phone number then I must say it is not possible but there is a simple workaround. You can just…

How to disable direct ip access on CentOs VPS

Disabling direct IP access prevents  anyone from accessing your website using the IP address. If anyone tries to access your site using the IP address then a 403 Forbidden error…

How to disable root login on CentOs VPS

Root login should ideally be disabled due to security reasons. To disable root login edit the sshd_config file using vi or any other editor sudo vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config The above command…

Installing and configuring fail2ban on CentOs 7

Fail2Ban is an intrusion prevention software framework that can protect your VPS by banning IPs that show malicious signs such as too many login failures. To install Fail2Ban first install…

How to change SSH port on CentOs 7 VPS

The default SSH login port 22 can be easily changed. The main idea behind changing the port is security though it is not a big deal but still it can…

Configuring Virtual Host In Centos 7 VPS

Virtual host allows us to setup and configure multiple domain names on the same VPS server. To configure virtual host you need at least one domain name. To setup virtual…

Installing PHP 7.x on Centos 7

To install php 7.x we need to install a few things first sudo yum -y install epel-release sudo yum -y install http://rpms.remirepo.net/enterprise/remi-release-7.rpm sudo yum -y install yum-utils Now enable the…

Installing Mariadb (MySQL) On Centos 7

After installing apache now its time to install database management system. Mariadb which is an equivalent of MySQL is the default relational database management package that comes with centos 7.…

Apache HTTP Server Installation On Centos 7

Login into the server using non-root account and run the following commands. sudo yum clean all sudo yum -y update Finally install apache sudo yum -y install httpd Start apache…
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