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Translation of Defender: Tamil
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| Suspicious function found | Upgrade your account for contributing to translations. | Details | |
| Monthly | Upgrade your account for contributing to translations. | Details | |
| Weekly | Upgrade your account for contributing to translations. | Details | |
| Daily | Upgrade your account for contributing to translations. | Details | |
| A scan is already in progress | Upgrade your account for contributing to translations. | Details | |
| Issues | Upgrade your account for contributing to translations. | Details | |
| Summary | Upgrade your account for contributing to translations. | Details | |
| Update WordPress | Upgrade your account for contributing to translations. | Details | |
| Update WordPress to latest version | Upgrade your account for contributing to translations. | Details | |
| Update old security keys | Upgrade your account for contributing to translations. | Details | |
| Prevent Information Disclosure | Upgrade your account for contributing to translations. | Details | |
| 2. Add the code below inside the server section in the file, right before the php location block. Looks something like: | Upgrade your account for contributing to translations. | Details | |
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2. Add the code below inside the server section in the file, right before the php location block. Looks something like:
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| 1. Copy the generated code into your site specific .conf file usually located in a subdirectory under /etc/nginx/... or /usr/local/nginx/conf/... | Upgrade your account for contributing to translations. | Details | |
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1. Copy the generated code into your site specific .conf file usually located in a subdirectory under /etc/nginx/... or /usr/local/nginx/conf/...
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| By default, a plugin/theme vulnerability could allow a PHP file to get uploaded into your site's directories and in turn execute harmful scripts that can wreak havoc on your website. Prevent this altogether by disabling direct PHP execution in directories that don't require it. | Upgrade your account for contributing to translations. | Details | |
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By default, a plugin/theme vulnerability could allow a PHP file to get uploaded into your site's directories and in turn execute harmful scripts that can wreak havoc on your website. Prevent this altogether by disabling direct PHP execution in directories that don't require it.
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| Prevent PHP Execution | Upgrade your account for contributing to translations. | Details | |
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