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The feature is allowed for specific origins. Place URLs here <strong>%s</strong>, one per line.

The feature is allowed for specific origins. Place URLs here <strong>%s</strong>, one per line.

Origin URL

Origin URL

The page can't be displayed in a frame, regardless of the site attempting to do so.

The page can't be displayed in a frame, regardless of the site attempting to do so.

The page can only be displayed in a frame on the same origin as the page itself. The spec leaves it up to browser vendors to decide whether this option applies to the top level, the parent, or the whole chain.

The page can only be displayed in a frame on the same origin as the page itself. The spec leaves it up to browser vendors to decide whether this option applies to the top level, the parent, or the whole chain.

None

None

Specific Origins

Specific Origins

The Permissions-Policy response header provides control over what browser features can be used when web pages are embedded in iframes.

The Permissions-Policy response header provides control over what browser features can be used when web pages are embedded in iframes.

Enforce

Enforce

We will place %s file into the uploads folder to lock down the files and folders inside.

We will place %s file into the uploads folder to lock down the files and folders inside.

This security recommendation locks down your website by preventing the redirect, making it much harder for bots to get your usernames. We highly advise actioning this recommendation.

This security recommendation locks down your website by preventing the redirect, making it much harder for bots to get your usernames. We highly advise actioning this recommendation.

There are two sides to this hacking method - the username and the password. The passwords are random guesses, but (unfortunately) the username is easy to get. Simply typing the query string ?author=1, ?author=2 and so on, will redirect the page to /author/username/ - bam, the bot now has your usernames to begin brute force attacks with.

There are two sides to this hacking method - the username and the password. The passwords are random guesses, but (unfortunately) the username is easy to get. Simply typing the query string ?author=1, ?author=2 and so on, will redirect the page to /author/username/ - bam, the bot now has your usernames to begin brute force attacks with.

One of the more common methods for bots and hackers to gain access to your website is to find out login usernames and brute force the login area with tons of dummy passwords. The hope is that one the username and password combos will match, and voilà - they have access (you'd be surprised how common weak passwords are!).

One of the more common methods for bots and hackers to gain access to your website is to find out login usernames and brute force the login area with tons of dummy passwords. The hope is that one the username and password combos will match, and voilà - they have access (you'd be surprised how common weak passwords are!).

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Here's a list of potentially harmful files Defender thinks could be suspicious. In a lot of cases the scan will pick up harmless files, but in some cases you may wish to remove files that look suspicious.

Here's a list of potentially harmful files Defender thinks could be suspicious. In a lot of cases the scan will pick up harmless files, but in some cases you may wish to remove files that look suspicious.

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