In default Nginx configuration, the server sends HTTP Header with the information of Nginx version number of the Server. The HTTP response header “Server” displays the version number of the server. This information can be used by hackers to try to exploit any vulnerabilities in the Nginx, specially if you are running an older version […]
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In default Apache configuration, the server sends HTTP Header with the information of Apache version, modules, Operating System, etc of the Server. The HTTP response header “Server” displays all these details of the server. This information can be used by hackers to try to exploit any vulnerabilities in the Apache, OS or other modules you
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In default Apache/PHP configuration, the server sends HTTP Header with the information of which PHP version is running on the server. The HTTP response header “X-Powered-By” displays the version of PHP that is running on the server. This information can be used by hackers to try to exploit any vulnerabilities in the PHP version you
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A 404 error page is the page that the user may reach due to various reasons. Some of the reasons are: The user has entered / spelt the URL incorrectly. The page has been moved or deleted. The URL they clicked on was incomplete or cut in an email or message.
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