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Wednesday, 19 July 2017
WEB SECURITY SERVICES
Nearly 6 lakh credit/debit
cards were blocked by SBI a few months ago pertaining to breach of personal
data security. Almost 150 countries were infused by the malice of Wannacry
ransom-ware attack in May 2017, protruding highly confidential private data to
flow into criminal hands. Countries around the globe have been actively alarmed
and warned and associations dedicated to cyber security issues are constantly
assigning themselves newer ways to fight web security attacks. Website security
is not a new issue. Ever since the 90’s software and web programs are under
persistent vulnerability to malice. From personal websites to complex ones like
a social media or an ecommerce website, all are highly prone to cyber privacy
breaches whether it is virus, Trojan horse, worms, ransom-ware hacks, etc. Before we dive deeper into the
enormity of the website security vulnerabilities, let us first understand what
Web security is and how does it affect us?
Regardless of whether your
website is a simple blog portal or a complex ecommerce / business management
and integration platform, chances of your website being prone to an external
attack is extremely high. More complex websites have higher risk but then, it
all is subjective. For example a simple popular blog website may be highly prone
to viruses and bot attacks considering the level of sophistication and
controversy it may create. A very popular example is the recent hack of
political figures on twitter. Imagine, a company as giant as twitter isn’t
secure in absolute terms. Once your website is hacked, the attacker can draw
data stored on your Web hosting secure services, make changes in your existing applications or even
completely shut down your server, leaving you with no option but to start
afresh. In technical terms, each website is hosted on a server that opens a
window to user’s interaction with the world. The amount of effort laid on
server maintenance, website coding and application updates defines the size of
this window, making it more secure by limiting the amount of data that can pass
and thus establishing high end to end security. A common example is the recent
upgraded feature on popular chat application whatsapp. Notice how it shows-
‘End to End Encrypted Data’ below every screen certifying that the data or user
privacy is protected. This means that if your website is built up on weak
codes, hosted on a weak web server and maintained by an underfed source like an
incompetent outsourced IT company, chances of your website falling under the
attack zone become stupendously high.
Why is web security
important and should you be concerned?
Recently a popular Indian food
tech startup had 17 million of user database stolen. This data is personal. It
includes not just names but also a map of their online behavior, contact
details, choices, address, and email ids. Now imagine the level of risk that
pour in when something like this happens.
But before we conclude on
whether web security is mandatory or say important, let’s figure out what kind
of website would be a value asset for criminals or simply hackers.
1) Website that have value
information like credit card details, credentials of users, etc.
2)
Website that are center of controversies like a media channel website.
3)
Social Media sites that have private pictures, videos, etc.
4) Government websites that
contain confidential details.
That is not all. A simple
website visitor, browsing over a third party website may a potential target for
hackers. There are scripts encoded at different sections of the website which
the user is surfing over. Clicking over these sections or worse filling in
details without a conscious awareness of the outcome may lead a user to submit
details of the system which they have used to access the particular website. To
get more clarity, let us see some common phenomenon that we all must have
witnessed.
Spam Links on Facebook. Once you click over them, some absurd irrelevant
content gets posted from your personal account.
Emails notifying you have won a huge lottery
Emails asking for bank details
for some verification. These links for so immaculately duplicated that upon
clicking the user will land on what may seem a genuine authentic bank website.
Once you fall in the trap, the
consequences are a product of the capabilities of the hackers. They may
protrude all of your personal information, use your system to perform illegal
task without you being aware of the actions being performed. Thus it
automatically answers to the question- Should you be worried? And the answer is
yes, of course. You may not remember a transaction you did months ago but if
the website you used had poor website security chances are you may end up going
bankrupt. In a Ted talk show, Pablos Holman a renowned hacker demonstrated to a
live audience on how he could penetrate inside the systems of users staying at
the hotel where the event was happening. He showed them how he had access to
details of website that had low or zero security.
Who should be worried more?
While everyone who is hosting a
website is potential targets, corporate firms or big companies that have
vulnerabilities in their system are more at risk. More importantly your website
is more prone to a known vulnerable point than an unknown one. This is because
these websites are hosted over weak servers, multiple servers and thus no
single point of watch is strong enough to prevent a manhandling. A slight
mistake from an employee could lead to serious privacy breach. This is the
prime reason why many companies do not allow certain websites to be opened on
their network.
What’s the solution?
For users, precautionary
actions can prevent the digital calamity. Keeping antivirus, Restraining from
filling information without prior trust, avoiding click over irrelevant and
suspicious link like ads and reporting to email spam are some useful ways. For
bigger Companies, older versions of system and browser, old software, poor
servers and accumulated applications that the staff is not used are likely to
end up in the trap.
There
are two basic ways to tackle the problem. One is to ensure that all the
applications are updated, website is coded strongly and a regular scanning is
being done to look for a malware in the system through anti viruses, anti
phishing. While firewalls are useful, it is important to look for gaps. Check
for bugs in website. This would require a strong programming team and a
dedicated one entirely for the security. But as in most cases, a strong
financial budget is a problem. It is here that a trusted third party plays a
role. These companies offer dedicated server with firewalled web servers
to prevent database security vulnerability. An SSL certification company offers
solutions to protect your web pages by constantly scanning through for errors,
bugs and loopholes in the applications running on website. You must sure be
aware of the HTTP and HTTPS format and the risks involved. An SSL certificate
would signify a secure networking thus not only preventing your web pages but
also the network that connects your visitors to the world.
End Note
Doesn’t matter whether you are a blogger or a business
giant, preventive measure at each step should be a compulsory part of your
website design, development and maintenance. Ensuring secure networking should
be an agenda right from the first day. Evaluate your system, check for bugs,
scan through the codes and applications for errors and create awareness in and
around yourself to keep the World Wide Web a safe open source. Remember, with
everyday passing, the world is getting tightly knitted by digital threads with
almost all life events like online transactions related to an online purchase,
data upload in form of personal pictures, videos etc getting transmitted from
one end to another, web security is not just a need, it’s an inevitable segment
of your website maintenance.
Tuesday, 4 July 2017
How to backup your Mysql database with phpMyAdmin
1.Open phpMyAdmin.
2.Click Export in the Menu to get to where you can backup service you MySql database.
3. Make sure that you have selected to export your entire database, and not just one table.
There should be as many tables in the export list as showing under the database name.
4. Select"SQL"-> for output format, Check "Structure" and "Add AUTO_INCREMENT" value.
Check "Enclose table and field name with backquotes". Check "DATA", check use "hexadecimal for binary field".
Export type set to "INSERT".
5. Check "Save as file", do not change the file name, use compression if you want. Then click "GO" to download the backup file.
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