The article discusses securely deleting files and accounts from cPanel after transferring user accounts to a new server. It combines the secure file deletion method with cPanel’s removeacct script, requiring root credentials. A custom script, secure-remove.sh, ensures secure deletion and handles errors for invalid account names.
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Facebook Social Plugins to Be Discontinued in February 2026
Facebook has announced that two social plugins used on websites will be discontinued in February 2026. This affects the FB Like Button and FB Comment Button that can be hosted on external websites.
Facebook, Facebook Social PluginsCopying New Files from Android to Mac Using ADB
I created a shell script to help me copy nonexistent files from my Android device to my Mac, using ADB.
ADB, Android, Command LineHow to Securely Delete Files on Linux
I recently moved servers, so wanted to safely delete files on the one one, once all the files were moved safely across. To achieve this, I used the shred utility on AlmaLinux.
AlmaLinux, Command Line, Linux, SecurityHiding .env Files using .htaccess
Let’s explore how to use .htaccess files to protect your .env file on Ubuntu servers running Apache.
Laravel, PHP, Security, Server ConfigurationCustomise the cPanel Account Suspension Page
Customise the cPanel Account Suspension page, which appears when an account has been suspended.
cPanel / WHM, CustomisationReview: Amazon Echo Buds
Hardening Apache Using Security Configuration
When setting up a new Apache server to run your application, it’s always a good idea to setup some initial security settings as part of the process. Luckily, Apache comes with a default security.conf file that can be enabled and updated to add basic hardening to your server.
Apache, Hardening, Security

