DoNotPay provides a platform for legal information and self-help. DoNotPay is not a law firm and is not licensed to practice law. Because everyone is unique, our self-help tools are never guaranteed to help with any specific situation. As a result, you should make sure to do your own independent research. IMPORTANT: Disabling the Human Verification module, and NOT following the above 3 advises may result in your account, or website being compromised which among other hardship, will require your entire account to be re-created from scratch.IEditorial Note: These blog posts represent the opinion of DoNotPay’s Writers, but each person’s situation and circumstances vary greatly. Maintain a strong administrator password for all applications hostedįor more information about application security, and how to select a strong password, please review our Blog articles at:
This is crucial for any website, or applications hosted.ģ. Maintain up to date version of any applications hosted within your hosting account. Most applications have an extensive list of extra security features/plugins you can benefit form.Ģ. Employ additional security modules, brute force protection plugins, settings, etc - for any websites, or applications hosted. If you choose to disable this feature for any of your domains, we strongly recommend that you:ġ. Our recommendation is that you leave our human verification module enabled in order to get better protection for your websites and applications hosted. The interface is straight forward and allows you to control the settings for the individual domains hosted within your account. If you are facing issues such as being blocked out of your site or using specific plugins which are being impacted by our human verification module, you can disable this feature from your cPanel - control panel by clicking on the "Human Verification" link under section "Security". Once you successfully complete the verification, our system will not get triggered for a specific time period. In order for you to bypass the verification, you need to answer correctly the question that the system is prompting to be answered. When specific URLs associated with your applications are accessed, our system may get triggered, which will display an additional login prompt to confirm that you are a legitimate user, and not a bot or automatic brute force script. Currently this feature is enabled by default for all of our Linux based shared hosting accounts. In order to improve the security of your hosting account by default we have enabled a brute force protection for couple of the most popular web applications (including WordPress, and Joomla). Human Verification (How to enable/disable?)
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