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Mass hosting support refers to the ability of a web hosting system to provide a platform for hosting multiple websites on a single server or a group of servers. This enables the hosting provider to efficiently manage a large number of websites, databases, and applications without sacrificing...
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HTTPS/TLS (Transport Layer Security) is a protocol that is used to encrypt data between a client and a server to ensure privacy and data integrity. TLSv1.3 is the latest version of the TLS protocol, released in 2018, and it comes with several improvements over its predecessor TLSv1.2. One of the...
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Server-level reCAPTCHA refers to the integration of Google's reCAPTCHA service at the server level of a website or web application. This involves implementing reCAPTCHA verification in the server-side code rather than the client-side code, such as JavaScript.Server-level reCAPTCHA can help...
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One-Click Cache Acceleration is a feature that allows users to easily activate caching for their website with a single click. Caching is the process of storing frequently accessed data in a cache so that it can be quickly retrieved when needed. This can significantly improve the performance of a...
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Asynchronous ModSecurity (ModSec) is a feature that allows ModSec rules to be processed asynchronously, improving performance and reducing the risk of blocking legitimate traffic. Traditional ModSec rules processing is synchronous, which means that each request is blocked while the rules are...
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HTTP/3 and QUIC are closely related and are often used interchangeably. In fact, HTTP/3 is an extension of HTTP/2 based on the QUIC protocol developed by Google.QUIC is a protocol developed by Google that enables data to be transmitted quickly and securely over the Internet. It is built on...
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LiteSpeed Cache is tag-based (which means that each page is stored with an identifier that allows it to be deleted from the cache as part of a specific subset) and has built-in public and private caches. In the public cache you will find pages that are exactly the same for everyone. Private...
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